The developers at Myriad are working on porting Android apps to the iPad. Alien Dalvik 2.0 is a project that aims to run apps coded for Android in the iPad’s iOS environment.

Alien Dalvik effectively wraps Android apps in runtime packaging to create a seamless experience for the user. Android apps can be run on the iPad’s home screen like regular App Store apps. Esperanza spalding music.

“Myriad Alien Dalvik brings Android applications to non-Android devices, allowing OEMs, operators and application stores to leverage the Android eco-system across a much wider range of mobile devices. Android applications run unmodified and with no loss of performance on non- Android platforms.

From a user perspective, Alien Dalvik is completely transparent. Ported applications appear as native and can be seamlessly installed on the user’s device without user disruption. All the user sees is that he now has access to a wider range of applications, thus encouraging a higher frequency of downloads and increased ARPU.”

Myriad wants the Android platform to become ubiquitous across all types of devices. That means that iPad, eReaders, etc. would all be able to theoretically run standalone Android apps next to native apps.

Developers from the company will be demoing the project at the CTIA 2011 conference next week. It’s an interesting idea to say the least, so we’ll be curious to see what comes out of Alien Dalvik in the future.

(via SlashGear)

There have been a lot of people clamoring for the ability to run Android applications on some tablets and devices like HP TouchPad and other devices. Today Myriad has launched Alien Dalvik 2.0 and for the first time you can extend Android apps to run on all sorts of devices including automobiles, TVs, and tablets like the iPad. The company says that this new release is the first step towards a single app standard across all devices.

The company also says that the new software takes the fragmentation out of the market that makes some apps work well on one device and not at all on others. Alien Dalvik 2.0 will be shown off at CTIA Enterprise & Applications 2011 next week while running Android apps on the iPad. The software promises to be seamless for the user.

Revdl. Myriad says that the Alien Dalvik 2.0 software is completely transparent to the user and installs without interruption. This is pretty cool. I think it will prove more useful with tablets and devices other than the iPad since apps are more likely to be offered on iOS and Android than alternative OS’ and devices.

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