Now for something a little different: There has been a lot of hype around how much faster the new Android Studio 2.0 Emulator for x86 is. I was interested in what this performance boost really means in the real world, so I decided to do some performance comparisons using a couple of Blurrr examples. And I thought I would share my results with everybody so I did some screen recordings (at 1080p 60 fps).
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