Oh sweet heavenly almighty power above. Can we have actually have our cake and eat it too? If Myriad, the clever minds behind Delvik Turbo, have their way, sugar highs and full stomachs will soon be coming to Android users. The core of Android is a special form of Java called Delvik. Delvik Turbo is an optimized form of said code. According to the claims of Myriad, the optimization is good for up to a 3x boost in the general speed of Android as well as dramatically increased battery life.
I’m dying to know more about this tweaked code. Things such as can it be implemented in current Android OS flavors? How hard is it to implement it? Will it cause any incompatibilities with current Android software/apps? And of course, how much actual battery life will we see gained? All important things that we probably won’t hear until the company makes some announcements at MWC. Stay tuned…
The worst idea I’ve ever heard: US Gov’t to slap 5% tax on all electronics…to “save journalism”.
The Lightning Guitar by ArcAttack
AT&T: “Verizon’s first 4G phones are going to suck, resemble fat bricks”. Me: “Good! No more clam handing…”
Orange’s latest eco-friendly phone charger comes in a boot.
Match made in heaven: iPad-powered Keg.
Aerate your yard with these wheels of death.
David Guetta iPhone app [Review]
Review: WinX DVD Ripper Platinum. 20 licenses up for grabs!
Review: LivioRadio’s “Carmen”
On February 8th, 2010 at 7:38 pm
