Myriad hopes that the release of Alien Dalvik 2.0 will move the industry towards a single app standard, by “removing the technological barriers to create a consistent user experiences across multiple platforms and screens so users can enjoy content seamlessly from one device to the next”, providing developers with the ability to create their application once and then implement it across a range of different, normally incompatible, devices and gadgets. Well, that’s exactly what the has managed to do with the release of, a mobile technology that not only allows users to run Android applications on non-Android smartphone platforms, it could also see them incorporated into a number of additional devices including e-book, TVs, cars and even planes.
