Port iPhone application to Android [closed]

Answer 1

Noodlecake Studios appear to have solved the issue of porting from iOS to Android, recently porting Trainyard among others:

Its no secret that the process of porting iOS games to the Android platform has been met with rough waters... These issues are familiar to us at Noodlecake Studios and prompted the creation of Noodlecake Games, a porting and publishing entity designed to alleviate many of these problems. Through our efforts over the past year, we have developed technology that allows us run iOS code natively on android devices. What that means for developers is there is no need to rewrite iOS code for the Android platform, it all runs automatically. To be expected, many developers at first didn’t believe what we were doing was even possible.

Answer 2

There are few alternatives to port an app from one platform to other. like Rhodes Mobile, Titanium and PhoneGap. In fact they did a good job and tried very well to remove fragmentation in smart phone app development.

But according to Apple's SDK Agreement version 4.0, section 3.3.1

app must be developed in C/C++/JAVA script.

At this stage convincing way is to write it separately.

Answer 3

PhoneGap is not a true cross platform app development tool.
If you want to create an app for both iPhone and Android using PhoneGap, then you have to create two different apps that will make use of PhoneGap framework. But one single app for iPhone and Android can't be created using PhoneGap.