Mobile Sorcery has announced the availability of MoSync 2.0, a cross-platform development system that transforms C/C++ code to mobile platforms. MoSync 2.0 lets developers use different operating systems and form factors. The MoSync 2.0 SDK includes an Eclipse-integrated IDE and outputs to many implementations of Java, Symbian and Windows Mobile. New input languages and target platforms are regularly added by Mobile Sorcery to MoSync.
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