GLBenchmark 1.1 Community Edition released

September 15, 2009

Kishonti Informatics, the worldwide leader of mobile performance benchmarking has announced general availability of GLBenchmark 1.1 Community Edition.

Kishonti Informatics, the worldwide leader of mobile performance benchmarking has announced general availability of GLBenchmark 1.1 Community Edition. The new benchmark released is an updated version of the old OpenGL ES 1.x performance tests to provide better comparitive results for the latest high performance devices.

GLBenchmark 1.1 is designed to run on, and be compatible with, all OpenGL ES 1.x compatible devices. To make sure the benchmark does not over- or under-shoot device capabilities, consumer and operator expectations, Kishonti Informatics has worked together with all major OpenGL ES 1.x vendors and created demanding, but compatible, benchmark scenarios.

Before the release of the Community Edition, GLBenchmark 1.1 was available only for GLBenchmark Development Program members.

GLBenchmark 1.1 Community Edition is freely available to all users and can be downloaded from GLBenchmark.com.


About Kishonti Informatics

Kishonti Informatics is a leading specialist in mobile performance optimization software technologies and a worldwide leader in mobile performance analytics and mobile phone benchmarking. Its performance optimization, software development capabilities and its testing tools and benchmarking services are widely used by wireless network operators, phone manufacturers, game developers and enthusiastic consumers worldwide.


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OpenGL® ES is a royalty-free, cross-platform API for full-function 2D and 3D graphics on embedded systems - including handheld devices, consoles, appliances and vehicles. It is a well-defined subset of desktop OpenGL, creating a flexible and powerful low-level interface between software and graphics acceleration.

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