On Fri, Jan 25, 2008 at 02:01:38PM +0000, Nick Black wrote: > > Regarding the "OpenTrail" OSM walking/hiking software idea that I'd like > > to develop given enough time (see earlier in the week), I'd like to ensure > > it's compatible with phones and other mobile devices. This will probably > > influence what language it's written in - my initial ideas are either > > C++(Qt), Java or C# (could share code with Igor in the last case). > > > > From what I know of mobile development, C# means it could run on Windows > > phones but maybe not others, Java works across the board and C++/Qt would > > restrict it to Qtopia-based phones. Is this about right? Can anyone with > > mobile development experience provide recommendations? > Wait for the iPhone SDK.
Odd advice from a mailing list of an _open_ source/data/whatever project. If you must suggest a closed platform, then I would think symbian offers a better perspective. At least for that one there are already devices out there with built in GPS... But then you loose some of the desktop/mobile ease of migration that Qt gives you. cu bart _______________________________________________ dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openstreetmap.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/dev
