http://www.engadget.com/2011/02/08/m...hone-starting/

Seems pretty legit! There's a video if you click on the link...



"Mobile Software
Myriad 'Alien Dalvik' runs Android apps on any phone... starting with MeeGo (video)
By Thomas Ricker posted Feb 8th 2011 5:27AM
You know that N900 you keep around, just because. The one that's been hacked so many times you call it "leatherface?" Well, it's about to get a lot more flexible. Built upon the app quickening Dalvik Turbo, OHA member Myriad just announced Alien Dalvik with the promise of running "the majority" of unmodified Android apps on non-Android platforms "without compromising performance." A bold claim, no doubt. Myriad will be backing this up at Mobile World Congress starting next week with plans to release it later this year on MeeGo. But why wait until then? You can see it demonstrated right now running on a Nokia N900 in the video after the break (it's running Google Maps in the picture above). Hey Mr. Elop, you want to build, catalyze or join a competitive ecosystem? Maybe this is your solution. "

sorry... didn't see the other thread.. please delete this one.

Myriad offers his Turbo Dalvik to enterprises since more than a year.
The enterprises didn't respond because myriad didn't want to sell global licences but only licences for each user.

I hope that this has changed.

The other thread is presumably this one.