AppMobi announced at the GDC that it was releasing an Android version of its directCanvas tool that allows HTML5 Game Developers to release GPU hardware accelerated games in Android App stores. Fresh on the heels of Spaceport.io’s report on Android’s HTML5 performance woes, this couldn’t have come at a better time.
You can get access to the beta via the ReadWriteWeb story (who also have a detailed writeup)
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