Student research project brings native iOS apps to Android devices

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By Cody LeeMay 14, 2014, 5:50 am726 pts
This is pretty interesting. A group of six PhD students from Columbia University’s Department of Computer Science have developed ‘Cider,’ an OS compatibility architecture capable of running iOS apps on Android. The research project utilizes binary compatibility techniques to run both domestic and foreign…

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