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Comment Bigger problem than Intel admits (Score 5, Informative) 230

ARM ran a survey of the top 500 Android apps in the market and found that only 20% are pure Java, 30% are native x86, 42% require binary translation and 6% do not work at all on Intel's platform. To make matters worse the level of compatibility is falling. They also found that running an app in binary translation mode takes a huge performance hit."
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2...

Submission + - Intel flops on Android compatibility

edxwelch writes: Intel claim that 75% of all Android apps in the market are pure Java and don't feature any native ARM code. Using their binary translator they hope to bring compatibilty up to 90%.
However, a new report conducted by ARM disputes this. They ran a survey of the Android app market and found that only 20% of the top apps are pure Java, 30% are native x86, 42% require binary translation and 6% do not work at all on Intel's platform. To make matters worse the level of compatibility is falling. They also found that running an app in binary translation mode takes a huge performance hit.

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