You sound like a wise young man. Clearly you have better visibility to the local situation there than any of us, so don't get confused but rather program for the kind of system that you believe to.
It sounds that in your case the best way to go is to build simple, plain, server based web apps (standard HTML+ javasript ) that can be used with OPERA mini (or similar) browser in as many phones as possible. Tizen is looking that problem space from much more advanced phones point of view, but at some day in the future your roadmap may come close to what Tizen is thinking. Mer, Android and others are ways to build phone system software in more or less open way, but you don't need to worry much of that if you want to build apps for the kind of environment that you described. Br, //Harri On Sun, Apr 29, 2012 at 1:46 PM, Marc Stephan Nkouly <mcste...@gmail.com> wrote: > Please sir > for a young man from Africa interested in building apps for for > featured phones am asking my self where should i starts, and with all > the project like Maemo, tizen, Mer, Ubuntu for handheld, Android am > confuse and i simply believe in inexpensive device that can have > support a browser like OPERA mini and can have access to a server to > keeps files and update them. > because here in Africa with insecurity it will be difficult for people > to buy expensive device and i believe in the cloud because even if > they lose the device they can still retrieve the data as soon as they > have another device. > please hope you can guide me ?? > thank's in advance > -- > Marc Stephan Nkouly > bp: 223 Mankon > Bamenda > cameroon > > Mobile: > 00 237 77 95 77 55 > 00 237 96 19 11 50 > > mcste...@hotmail.com mcstean_...@yahoo.com > >
