title: Java NIO performance on Android
body: <p>I'm evaluating i-jetty on android.
  I saw that i-jetty supports NIO and that it enabled by default.
  This brings me to the point:
  How does NIO and traditional IO compare on android?</p>
  
  <p>At first glance, it seems that on mobile platform NIO would do better since it may save more memory.
  On the other hand, the OIO can fit better since usually we don't need many open sockets like we do on Java EE.</p>