if i made an app, how many of the major 3g phones could i put it onto.
the iphone obviously uses the sdk format but are the symbian, blackberry,google android, java, and others compatible with this format and would it take different app development to put the same app in all of these markets?
pleaser answer in as much detail as possible,thankyou|||Are you even remotely familiar with what it means to write an application? What does "the iphone obviously uses the sdk format" mean in your mind?
SDK is an acronym, it stands for Software Development Kit, which means a software package, consisting of APIs, toos and documentations, basically all that you need in order to develop an application for a given platform, in whichever format that platfrom supports. Yes, there is a iPhone OS (iOS) SDK (in fact several released over time for each iPhone version) and there is one for each version of Blackbery, Android, and Symbian native. In fact there are several for Symbian as well, as on Symbian, being a fully featured OS, you can develop apps with C++, Java, Flash, Python, Qt, Web Run-Time ..., each of them having a [mini] SDK.
So, consider taking some programming classes, since you clearly are clueless about what programming means. Then, depending on which technology you think that you will be able to market, start downloading a suitable SDK and get on with it. If you can.
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