Feature/Platform Support

Major platforms features supported by MoSync 2.7.Pyramid

Key

	Available in the featured release, tested		Available in the latest nightly build, may or may not be fully tested
	Coming soon but not yet available		Not possible due to platform limitations

Platform-Dependent Features

Feature/Platform	MoRE (MoSync emulator)	Java ME	Windows Mobile	Symbian S60 2nd, 3rd, 5th	Android 1.5-2.3.3	iOS  (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch)	Moblin/ MeeGo	Blackberry
Basic graphics
Basic audio
Permanent storage
Numeric keypad input							n/a
Native text box input
Qwerty keypad input
Stylus/touch input				5th:
Socket communication
HTTP communication
SSL Socket communication
HTTPS communication
Bluetooth discovery					2.x:
Bluetooth communication					2.x:
Bluetooth server					2.x:
Location				3rd/5th:
PIM				3rd/5th:
File system access
Camera access					2.x:
Locale (639-1 or 639-2)	Win32:
IMSI/IMEI
Sending SMS
Dynamic program loading
Framebuffer drawing
Vibration
Streaming Video/Audio
Sensors
- Accelerometer
- Proxomity
- Gyroscope
- Orientation
- Magnetic field
Audiobuffer
OpenGL ES 1.0
OpenGL ES 2.0
NFC
Device Fonts
Native UI (Widget API)
HTML5 (Wormhole)
Sound codecs (some devices may have more codecs preinstalled)	Wav, MP3, AMR	Wav, MP3, AMR	Wav	Wav, MP3, AMR	AAC, AMR, Wav, MP3, OGG, MIDI	AAC, AIFF, MP3, Audible, Apple Lossless, WAV	Wav, MP3, AMR	MP3, AAC, MIDI, AMR, WAV, WMA

Platform-Independent Features

Feature
Eclipse-based IDE
Advanced device emulator
Resource management
Device profiles database
Extensive documentation
Fully integrated debugger
Selected standard C libraries
Custom UI (MAUI)
OOP TCP Communications
OOP HTTP Communications
SOAP Communications
JSON/REST layers
Twitter API
Collection library
XML parsing libraries
Font libraries/converters
Map rendering API
On-device error reporting
Batch building (finalizer)
Command line packager
Standard C Library
STL (Standard C++ Library)

Feature Support and Nightly Builds

We are constantly adding support for new platforms and new features in MoSync. Features denoted as are to be found in the nightly builds, rather than in the current featured download.

Our nightly builds are Windows binaries and corresponding source, generated by an automatic timer-based build process. If the build fails, no files are generated. Therefore, a feature can be developed and committed to the repository several days before it shows up in the nightly builds, and longer in a featured build.

If you're really up to it, you can always pick up your MySync directly from the source, but then you need to compile it yourself. To do so you need to get the source code from our public repository:

git clone https://github.com/MoSync/MoSync.git 

You can also find instructions for building MoSync on Windows here and on Mac OS X here.