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iPhone CPU supports hardware Java acceleration, yet it is turned off, why?

July 10, 2007 by Stefan Constantinescu - 3 Comments

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Java applications running a bit slow on your mobile? You probably don’t have Jazelle in there, a technology created by ARM that speeds up the execution of Java applications and lowers RAM consumption by a factor of 8. It also allows for multiple Java applications to be run with minimal overhead. Why is such an advanced technology not turned on by default? Why haven’t I heard of other phone manufactures using this?

Throw this on S40 and you will have the perfect mobile phone operating system.

[Via: Ed Burnette’s Dev Connection]

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