This year, Mobile Sorcery will be at CommunicAsia Singapore, the region's premier Information and Communications Technology event.

Come visit our stand at Sweden National Pavilion Stand 3H2-03 for a demo of our latest development tool for cross platform and mobile porting.

Henrik von Schoultz, VP Business Development of Mobile Sorcery, discusses MoSync which takes care of porting and cross platform problems in the mobile world with Bnettv.com

Visit Mobile Sorcery at the Mobile World Congress In Barcelona, Spain, February 11-14, 2008.

 

Come visit our stand for a demo of our latest development tool. Stand hall 2:0 Stand 2F13. To book a meeting please contact: henrik.von.schoultz@mobilesorcery.com

 

Mobile Sorcery live on Hubbub 07, a mobile conference organized by nuStart.

Patrick explained how recent development in mobile industry contributes to difficulties faced by the mobile development community in producing application for the mobile market, a problem posed to be solved by MoSync.

He briefly demonstrated Mobile Author, an upcoming project by Mobile Sorcery to bring GUI Mobile programming to the masses.

For more, check out this video on Hubbublive site.

Mobile Sorcery MoSync. This is a similar concept to Red Five Labs in that you write in one language (C/C++) against the MoSync API and this is compiled to an intermediate language that’s interpreted by a runtime on the device (Symbian, Java or Windows Mobile). I asked about signing/Symbian capabilities and was told that apps are self signed and MoSync can’t be used for more complex apps that need capability restricted APIs. Again, it’s planned to sell this on a per-runtime basis.

Mobile Sorcery release MoSync for easy development and porting to mobile devices.
MoSync helps developer that wants to go mobile to port their existing code or write new code in their environment of choice.