
Myriad Group was the first to officially announce a way (called Alien Dalvik) to operate Android applications on non-Android devices. Another creator of a similar project called ACL (Application Compatibility Layer) is OpenMobile which promises to use the Android ecosystem on other platforms.

On June 1st, OpenMobile posted following news on their website:
ACL for MeeGo fans,
We haven’t forgotten about you, please be kind as our engineering team is working diligently on ACL for multiple platforms, including MeeGo. We understand how difficult the App Gap is to bear and we are working to get ACL for MeeGo to you shortly. While you wait, take a peek at out video demo of ACL for MeeGo… It is sure to impress! Please check back soon… We will post updates here as we are able to release them!
Next to that another video clip showing OpenMobile's ACL running on a MeeGo tablet.
But don't get confused: A MeeGo tablet is different to what we call MeeGo Harmattan (Nokia N9 operation system) and has nothing to do with Nokia. Therefore various readers asked if ACL will only be available for the original MeeGo by Intel or also Nokia's MeeGo Harmattan. We got following answer by OpenMobile:
We keep you updated and are curiously looking forward to hear more from OpenMobile!
Source: http://openmobileww.com/