The company says it can port Alien Dalvik to any operating system, which grants TVs, in-flight entertainment systems and cars access to apps without changing the existing infrastructure to run the full Android OS. So, devices with this new Dalvik on board get an H.264 video feed of Android with some secret sauce letting users interact with the apps - not unlike Onlive's cloud gaming service.
Version 2.0 runs in the cloud with Netzyn's servers doing all the heavy lifting, as opposed to the original where the native host environment resides on the gadget itself. We got to speak with Olivier Bartholot, Myriad's VP of Business Development about the new platform, and he explained that this second iteration of Alien Dalvik differs from the first in a significant way.
