In case your target is to deploy your mobile app to several mobile platforms — such as iPhone, Android, Blackberry, Symbian and Windows Mobile — we can provide custom mobile development and design your application so that it works well on all these mobile platforms with very little additional effort, using a new cross-platform mobile framework called Rhodes. Rhodes will allow us to create one application that will run on all platforms and re-skin it to look like a native application on each system, effectively reducing the overall development costs.
Sounds great, but does Rhodes add any additional hurdles that would not be encountered if we used iPhone SDK?


Today, Apple announced at the WWDC ’09 that the new iPhone OS 3.0 Golden Master with over 100 new features will be made available for download today for all developers.


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