> As far as my limited knowledge in this area goes, I
attended a seminar not
> too long ago where Christopher Leske did a presentation
on developing for
> mobile devices. That presentation left me feeling that
there are far too
> many different platforms being used. And not just
company specific but
> differing between models of the same company. Please
say I'm wrong to think
> that, for mobile devices alone, you would need to
develop for at least 5
> different OS.
>
I really would have liked to make things clearer during that
presentation, but i have repeatedly come the same
conclusion, namely
that development for mobile platforms in a native format is
a major pain
in the you-know-where.
The only birding platforms there are right now are either
flash/ flash
mobile or Windows Compact .NET Framework.
Something that i could have emphasized more during my
presentation is
the fact that this diversity comes from the fact that the
phones
themselves are so diverse - a low cost platform does not
offer as many
bells and whistles as an expensive one.
--
Christophe Leske
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