Its Dalvik Turbo virtual machine increases application execution speed 'by up to three times'.
Myriad says the service also improves battery life iand enables developers to create games boasting advanced graphics and complex models while retaining full compatibility with existing software.
“The Android ecosystem continues to gain momentum with a regular flow of new devices being launched by operators and OEMs globally,” said Simon Wilkinson, CEO of Myriad Group.
“By bringing together Myriad’s heritage in virtual machines and Linux platforms we have been able to significantly improve the performance of Android handsets, leading to a greatly enhanced user experience with richer applications and games and improved responsiveness.”
As a founder of the Open handset Alliance (OHA) Myriad continues to heavily invest in technological advances specifically targeted at Android.
These include stand-alone applications such as a WAP browser, MMS messaging, SyncML client, DRM module and IMPS client.
The company is also responsible for the Compatibility Test Suite (CTS) framework within OHA, which is used for testing the compatibility of Android systems.
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