I have a nice application running in the Android Market. Several people have asked me to deliver an IPad/Phone version. What am I getting into here if I try to do this? Are there any reputable companies that can do this type of conversion?

I have a nice application running in the Android Market. Several people have asked me to deliver an IPad/Phone version. What am I getting into here if I try to do this? Are there any reputable companies that can do this type of conversion?

I've been playing around with developing Android apps in Java for a while and am starting to get a handle on it. However if I want to on start on an iOS version I need to code everything from scratch - which is, well, undesirable. I was wondering on wha...

I've been playing around with developing Android apps in Java for a while and am starting to get a handle on it. However if I want to on start on an iOS version I need to code everything from scratch - which is, well, undesirable. I was wondering on wha...

I have started to build my own apps on iPhone and iPad using the iPhone SDK. The next question that is always asked by the client is, "Can we have it on Android?" So my question to you, 'the internet', is: what are my options? I don't have the time to ...

When I write Android apps, I love the Toast feature. Is there a way to get this kind of set and forget popup message in iPhone development using MonoTouch (C# .NET)?

When I write Android apps, I love the Toast feature. Is there a way to get this kind of set and forget popup message in iPhone development using MonoTouch (C# .NET)?

When I write Android apps, I love the Toast feature. Is there a way to get this kind of set and forget popup message in iPhone development using MonoTouch (C# .NET)?

I am investigating SVG, so I was wondering if anyone knows how good SVG support is for browsers on smart-phones. I know Opera Mini/iPhone support a lot of SVG Tiny, but I cannot figure out the support for other browsers (Blackberry, Pre, Android, Nokia sm...

I'm facing a dilemma: I have a solid ASP.NET development experience in C# and looking to start mobile development. I have done research and know that there are some hacks for getting a development environment for iOS on windows, and recently after Apple l...

I'm facing a dilemma: I have a solid ASP.NET development experience in C# and looking to start mobile development. I have done research and know that there are some hacks for getting a development environment for iOS on windows, and recently after Apple l...

I'm facing a dilemma: I have a solid ASP.NET development experience in C# and looking to start mobile development. I have done research and know that there are some hacks for getting a development environment for iOS on windows, and recently after Apple l...

I'm trying to explore the posibilities with running a native web-app on different platforms using HTML5. Currently, an <input type="date">field just opens the standard soft keyboard on Android and iOS. I suppose that in the future the mobile OS's so...

I'm trying to explore the posibilities with running a native web-app on different platforms using HTML5. Currently, an <input type="date">field just opens the standard soft keyboard on Android and iOS. I suppose that in the future the mobile OS's so...

I'm trying to explore the posibilities with running a native web-app on different platforms using HTML5. Currently, an <input type="date">field just opens the standard soft keyboard on Android and iOS. I suppose that in the future the mobile OS's so...

I want to improve my coding skills, so I have planned write a Mobile Application.need to choose between Apple's iOS or Google's Android. my background: I have done basic programming in .Net,C/C++,Python and PHP in college, so got OOP concepts covered. a...

I can add a link to, for example, 'navigon://' on a website that, in iOS devices, will open up the Navigon app if it is installed. Is there a similar simple method to open an app from a website (assuming it's installed) in Android?

I can add a link to, for example, 'navigon://' on a website that, in iOS devices, will open up the Navigon app if it is installed. Is there a similar simple method to open an app from a website (assuming it's installed) in Android?

I can add a link to, for example, 'navigon://' on a website that, in iOS devices, will open up the Navigon app if it is installed. Is there a similar simple method to open an app from a website (assuming it's installed) in Android?

Is there a way to force the number keyboard to come up on the phone for an <input type="text">? I just realized that <input type="number"> in HTML5 is for “floating-point numbers”, so it isn’t suitable for credit card numbers, ZIP codes, etc. ...