Meet Cider, A Research Project That Allows Android Devices To Run iOS Apps

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By Joe WhiteMay 14, 2014, 3:32 am604 pts
Six PhD students at Columbia University have created Cider, a piece of software that allows Android-powered devices to run both domestic and foreign binaries – in this case, Android and iOS applications – on one single handset or tablet. The Next Web explains in a recent article: They leverage binary…

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