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Dann sieh dir das mal an:
Nokia currently offers three Platforms:
* Series 40 Platform
The mass-market platform for Java™ applications.
* Series 60 Platform
The No. 1 smartphone, available from six different manufacturers.
* Series 80 Platform
Designed for business productivity applications.
Nokia's platform approach provides a common software implementation across a range of Nokia devices. This consistency minimizes the differences between devices at a functional level, although there are some differences based on hardware and UI implementations that developers must address.
The key to leveraging the Platforms and minimizing device-specific development when building mobile applications is to stay as abstract as possible for as long as possible. By separating the business and application logic from the UI and taking device-agnostic programming into account from the outset, support of multiple devices - and even multiple Platforms - becomes significantly easier.
By starting in the abstract and gradually narrowing your focus, your application will be much more portable and device variation will have minimal impact. This is in stark contrast to developing your application for a specific device and then later trying to retrofit it to other devices, which often requires rewriting significant portions of code that may be tied to a particular device implementation.
Hier findest du noch mehr Infos über die drei Plattformen:
Series 40:
http://www.forum.nokia.com/main/plat...s40/index.html
Series 60:
http://www.forum.nokia.com/main/plat...s60/index.html
Series80:
http://www.forum.nokia.com/main/plat...s80/index.html