Why don’t Android apps run on iPhones? Android and iOS are the great duopoly of mobile operating systems: the vast majority of smartphones (and most tablets) run one or the other.

A team of engineers from Columbia University have developed Cycada, formerly Cider, a compatibility architecture that would let iOS apps run on Android without heavy virtual machines or convoluted ...

Of course, iOS apps aren’t designed to run on Android, so some features may not work properly. But notifications seem to work, and hardware including GPS, touch panels, and graphics chips seem ...

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Java can run on a variety of platforms -- and so can Dalvik. As long as the implementation of Dalvik is complete, Android apps don't care whether the underlying system is Android, Windows, or iOS.

We assume performance isn’t comparable to the experience of running native iOS apps on an iPad 2 and we’re surely expecting some hiccups and likely compatibility issues.