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Multi-platform mobile application

I am ready to develop a mobile application. I want to have something working for Android, windows mobile, symbian and blackberry. What is the best way to do this?

I read here :

You can aim at the sections of the platform APIs (iPhone SDK, etc.) that you use with your own interfaces. With this, you can effectively hide the platform of specific libraries and design and code is easier to manage when dealing with differences in the platform.

I was hoping there was a framework that does this for me, but it does not exist or I did not find it. I feel that some things will make my code more difficult to maintain, and it might be better to have one version for each platform.

Anyone with field experience?

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You might want to look at PhoneGap ( http://phonegap.com/ ). From your description page:

PhoneGap is an open source development tool for creating fast and convenient mobile JavaScript applications.

If you are a web developer who wants to create mobile applications in HTML and JavaScript, but still uses the basic features in the iPhone, Android and Blackberry SDK, PhoneGap is for you.

In addition to using JavaScript, it supports the transition to native controls and phone features (GPS, accelerometers, etc.).

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