Android 10 features you`ll love: Games will be better on weaker hardware
(Android Central)

By borrowing a tool from Chrome, Android 10 will run OpenGL ES features on your phone`s GPU no matter the version. One of the coolest under the hood changes of Android 10 is the implementation of ANGLE, the Almost Native Graphics Layer Engine. It`s one of those things that you`ll never see or know is there if it`s working properly, but will let your phone run games using it`s native GPU hardware APIs even if it was built for a more powerful set of graphics instructions. It`s complicated to wrap your head around unless you`re a hardware nut, so we`re going to explain it in plain English. More: What are the Vulkan APIs, and what do they mean for Android? ANGLE is a Chrome project designed to do one thing — allow users on any platform to run WebGL and OpenGL ES content on its native APIs. It does this by translating OpenGL ES 2.0 and 3.0 API calls to desktop OpenGL, OpenGL ES, Direct3D 9, and Direct3D 11. These are all APIs (Application Programming Interface) that let a develop...