Sixty-seven per cent in 2009, venture capital support for mobile applications are beginning to develop their app to work on multiple platforms - namely, at the beginning of the six mobile operating systems: iPhone, Palm, RIM, Android, Symbian and Windows, according to new data from research firm chubby Brain, 67.

Of the 33 per cent, which is a platform to develop specific applications to develop for iPhone dominates all other platforms with a little less than half of all investment dollars. This makes sense for several reasons, primarily the fact that the App Store is the most simple and clear path to profits said applications.

Interestingly, the data that developers are actively supports six different platforms and for different reasons. For example, the need to support Symbian to reach a wider group of users, and you should try to reach an Android support what could become the next big swath of mobile devices. However, management development efforts for all these platforms will eventually become a major headache.

I suspect that we will see in the future move to support devices in the Apple iPhone, Research In Motion of BlackBerry, as well as the company’s Google Android operating system, over time, as the smartphone functionality is becoming more important globally.