Air perfomance on Android 4.0.4

Hello,
I have a flash game called Cosmic Cow. I convert it to Android (.apk) using Adobe Air. But the problem is that the game runs very slow when I try to play.
I tested it on my tablet with Android 4.0.4
Do you know what settings should I modify to make it run better (faster)?
This is the game http://en.flashgames.de/onlinegame/cosmic-cow/play
Thanks,

I'd recommend profiling the application with Adobe Scout to see what's going on, then optimizing based on those results.
http://gaming.adobe.com/technologies/scout/

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