Thursday, July 12, 2012:
SUNNYVALE, USA: MIPS Technologies and Marmalade announced that they are working together to bring Marmalade SDK to MIPS architecture. Marmalade SDK is used by many game publishers and developers, like Draw Something, Call of Duty, Cut the Rope, Lara Croft, Need For Speed and Backbreaker. With Marmalade support for MIPS based devices, developer can look forward to easily bring ther applictions to millions of MIPS based devices.
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With Marmalade's SDK, developers can build and publish cross-platform applications running C++, CSS3, Javascript, HTML5 and deploy them simultaneously as native apps to platforms such as Android and a host of other mobile and smart TV devices.
George Intrater, VP of marketings, MIPS said:"Marmalade has a significant developer audience and a powerful SDK that enables these developers to code natively across platforms. This is an appealing value proposition for developers, and we are pleased to work with Marmalade to enable support for MIPS."
Tim Closs, CTO at Marmalade, said:"Given the increasing adoption of MIPS in Android devices, we see MIPS as a valuable player in mobile going forward, especially in emerging markets. Marmalade is committed to addressing all of the platforms of interest to our developer audience."
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