At Softeq, our mobile division is experienced in multiple mobile technologies, having developed on every major platform. Our iPhone, Android, BlackBerry, Nokia, and Windows Mobile teams can create unique titles and mobile applications or port games across platforms.

Our mobile teams have experience creating and porting applications on all of the top mobile platforms:

As well as multiple embedded platforms.

A sampling of our mobile developer program memberships and participation:

Softeq became members of the iPhone Developer Program at its inception. Our iPhone team has developed our own internal titles as well as created and ported applications for several customers, some of which were demonstrated at the latest Consumer Electronics Show.

We have created both paid and free applications, enabled in-app purchase, as well as integration of ad-revenue sites AdMob and Mobclix.

Android is coming into its own, driven in large part by the Android 2.0 improvements and new devices like the Droid and the Nexus One. We have worked on the Android platform since 1.0 and are now working with the latest high resolution Android devices. Our applications are written to support multiple Android devices simultaneously.

To say we're BlackBerry fans is an understatement. Sure, you'll find an iPhone or Android device in our bag (or both!), but we've never let go of our Blackberries. If you require a BlackBerry solution, we're ready.

Although iPhone and Android have been grabbing all the headlines, Nokia's Symbian OS still holds 40% of the phone marketshare.

Don't discount the importance of having your application on the Nokia platforms, or available in the Nokia Ovi store. Let us create your original application idea, or port your existing application to or from Symbian.

Softeq administered Hewlett-Packard's iPAQ Developer Program for five straight years. As a result of that long association, Softeq developed several mobile SDKs (Software Development Kits) for HP's line of iPAQ Pocket PCs and Smartphones.

Our administration of the iPAQ Developer Program meant that other mobile developers contacted us for help and answers.

Our DURATEQ handheld is based on the iPAQ and Windows Mobile platform. We are very familiar with Windows Mobile and Windows CE Board Support Packages (BSPs), both at the application and the driver level.

The iPAQ Developer Program is now a part of HP's Developer & Solution Provider Program (DSPP). To learn more about the DSPP, go to www.hp.com/dspp.

We have experience on additional platforms as well, such as J2ME and BREW. And we have created and ported applications to custom set tops on brand new embedded platforms.

For more information, see our Embedded Services section.