In addition, I've never met an Android app I wanted that didn't already have an equivalent on the App Store. What happens is that when Dalvik 2.0 is launched on the iPad, the iPad connects to the servers, which then send an H.264 video feed of Android back to the iPad on which users can interact with apps.įor my taste it's too complicated of a system and the fact that it is cloud based means that an Internet connection is always required. Interestingly, Alien Dalvik 2.0 runs in the cloud, which means all the processing is going on on remote servers and not on the iOS device itself. Version 2.0 of the software allows Android apps to run on iOS. Alien Dalvik is a small bit of custom code that allows almost any non-Android device to run unaltered Android apps.
Engadget got a sneak preview of Myriad's Alien Dalvik 2.0 running on an iPad.
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