Mobile Platforms Redux

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Overview of the mobile platform and development environment landscape in light of the recent announcements during and around MWC 2011. Presented at the March 2011 Mobile Monday Edinburgh.

Mobile Platforms Redux or “platform choice for all right thinking people” Geoff Ballinger VP Engineering Mobile Acuity Ltd. http://mobileacuity.com

While working hard in Barcelona I tried to track down the latest info and opinions on the various platforms out there.

Where are your users? (lies, damned lies, and statistics!)

How accessible is it for you? (… and others?)

iOS Most commercially developed and established apps ecosystem – safe choice!

Technically “different” (except for Mac devs)

Objective-C based – not like the other children!

Relatively easy to bring in existing C/C++

Android Now biggest selling smartphone OS in USA

Low barrier to entry for java developers

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