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ART, which stands for Android Runtime, handles app execution in a fundamentally different way from Dalvik. The current run-time relies on a Just-In-Time (JIT) compiler to interpret bytecode, a generic version of the original application code. In a manner of speaking, apps are only partially compiled by developers, then the resulting code must go through an interpreter on a user's device each and every time it is run. The process involves a lot of overhead and isn't particularly efficient, but the mechanism makes it easy for apps to run on a variety of hardware and architectures. ART is set to change this process by pre-compiling that bytecode into machine language when apps are first installed, turning them into truly native apps. This process is called Ahead-Of-Time (AOT) compilation. By removing the need to spin up a new virtual machine or run interpreted code, startup times can be cut down immensely and ongoing execution will become faster, as well. ART is a new Android r

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Program Rules On October 9, 2013, we announced a new, experimental program that rewards  proactive security improvements  to select open-source projects. This effort complements and extends our long-running vulnerability reward programs for  Google web applications  and for  Google Chrome . Reward amounts Rewards for qualifying submissions will range from $500 to $3,133.7. The final amount is always chosen at the discretion of the reward panel and is based on our judgment of the complexity and impact of the patch. More Detail