By NMT | No CommentsLeave a Comment
Last updated: Tuesday, March 9, 2010

Google has released a new version of the Android Native Developer Kit (NDK) and with it unlocked native library support and direct access to graphics interface OpenGL ES 2.0. Allowing developers direct access to OpenGL brings a number of advantages. It will allow them to not only squeeze more performance out of Android handsets, but also

More here:
Android developers get graphics boost with OpenGL ES access

Bookmark or share:
  • Google
  • Digg
  • del.icio.us
  • Technorati
  • Slashdot
  • StumbleUpon
  • Facebook
  • TwitThis
  • MySpace
  • Propeller
You may also like...
OpenGL 4.1 catches up with DirectX 11, plugs into mobile
OpenGL 4.1, released earlier this week, links with OpenCL and OpenGL ES 2.0 more than ever before, simplifying cross-platform development and bridging the gap
Dissecting Honeycomb Part 2 – A deep look at Android 3.0 for developers
By now, you have probably heard that Android 3.0 is on the way. The Software Development Kit (SDK) has given us some insight into
Boost Mobile hopes to Prevail with Android
Boost Mobile is joining the Android bandwagon thanks to Samsung. The non-contract wireless service, which is one of Sprint’s prepaid mobile brands, announced that
Android developers see device fragmentation as “huge” problem
Steve Jobs famously described Android as a fragmented platform, and it looks like developers agree: in a survey of 250 working developers, a sizable
HTC mulls Android Chrome OS hybrid for Internet access devices
HTC doesn’t build notebooks, but it does build tablets — and now it’s pondering some sort of mashup of Android and Chrome OS that
Gadgets and Accessories
Comments
There are no comments just yet, why not be the first?
Leave a Comment

*
To prove you're a person (not a spam script), type the security word shown in the picture.
Anti-spam image

Comments with links to other websites might be deleted. Links will be automatically removed from comments anyhow, do not waste your time adding any kind of links in your comment.
Add your picture!
Join Gravatar and upload your avatar. C'mon, it's free!