Android – We have been involved in the development of system level, connectivity and applications software based on the Android platform, including work directly for T-Mobile USA on core functionality shipped in the G1

Java/J2ME – Mobica has a proven track record in the development of a wide range of Java/J2ME based projects, from contact sync / social networking, to LBS and the creation of porting strategies to maximize device coverage

Windows Mobile – We have been integrally involved in the implementation of customised User Interfaces and the underlying technology to power them for a host of devices including Samsung, HTC, ASUSTek, Toshiba, LG and Hewlett Packard

BREW – Mobica has in-depth expertise in BREW, REX and uiOne/BRM development and testing projects – including VoIP, SVG portals, application suites, DRM and music discovery. Mobica can also self-certify BREW applications with VeriSign

BlackBerry – Mobica has delivered a range of solutions for the BlackBerry platform and is an Associate Alliance Partner. Production quality implementations include BlackBerry Connect, IM / messaging, secure VPN access, on-device metering and ‘user assist’ applications

iPhone – Mobica has an excellent relationship with Apple and are members of the iPhone Developer Program. Projects include social networking, e-learning, mobile security, LBS. Our Apps have been double nominated for Gold Mobile Awards

Linux – Mobica have experience of both embedded and UI-level Linux implementations on a wide range of platforms (Android, LiMo, Maemo, Ubuntu, Montavista, Moblin, Debian, openSUSE, GTK) – from graphics accelerators and WiFi, to VoIP and complete handset UI frameworks

Qt – Mobica engineers have several years of Qt experience from version 2.0 onwards, including widgets, 2D/3D drawing, image processing, XML handling and OpenVG integration and compositing windows managers

Symbian / S60 – Mobica is a member of the Symbian Foundation. Mobica projects range from complete base ports / reference designs, development of features and components for new devices, design and development of a very wide range of applications, as well as porting to Symbian