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Does it mean it's limited to running only pure Java android applications that don't rely on any native extensions? Seems like BlackBerry 10's Android Runtime h

by candl 13y ago

Does it mean it's limited to running only pure Java android applications that don't rely on any native extensions? Seems like BlackBerry 10's Android Runtime had this exact limitation but is now being improved to address this: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/11/25/revealed_how_blackberry_made_its_better_android_than_android/ http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/11/25/revealed_how_blackbe... I wonder how they both compare.

RyanZAG 13y ago
What native extensions? Android native code is just regular ARMv7 (usually) that links into a stripped out libc called bionic. Since both Android and Jolla are Linux there should be no problem with portability. The big issue for compatibility is in the Google Play libs - Amazon devices have similar problems with maps and that.