Not required a hacked PSP for this to work...

Hi

You should definitely port this to Android if possible. I understand that the iPhone has more mass appeal but Android will have more and more phones coming out.

I wish I knew how to do it myself :P

"Not required a hacked PSP for this to work... " Impossible until someone hacks the PS3. Surely you must know someone with a hacked PSP that you can borrow for 10 minutes?

so this isnt the ps3 remote play? corect.

This should be ported to iPhone first as the units sold are in the 10s of millions, giving a bigger testing bed...and i like to show off :)

Port to iPhone. But don't require the iPhone to be jailbroken. Submit it to the app store for free or 99 cents. You have the potential to at least pay your electric bill!!!

Thanks so much for all your hard work...can't wait for the iPhone release!

I highly doubt apple would allow such an app as sony would pounce on them.

the jailbroken community is just as large (if not larger) than the "legit Appstore only" community. Cydia is the future of the iPhone. so forget Apple, they have turned from a "give the people what they want" company, into a greedy corporation. gone are the days of Woz.

Port to the N97. There is SDL already and the SDK is aimed at C++ development like this already is, rather than ObjectiveC and the Java-a-like Android uses. You can also develop under Linux.

@Damion.yates For java a simple native C application could actually be built

@damion - As strazz says, Android apps can access native C/C++ code/libraries using Google NDK (Native Dev Kit). Also, it is possible to code 100% native Linux? on Android. Google "droid-wrapper", it allows very easy compilation of C/C++ on Android (basically provides the correct command-line arguments into the cross? compiler).

Would great if it can run on WM6.5!