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At this stage generally the answer is no, but I've got some suggestions that might help. <ul> <li>Use UIWebView/Webkit extensively - baring any HTML5 media (and SVG), there's little porting required when you render HTML. What you render in one, generally, renders well on the other. </li> <li>If your iOS app is a basic show-this-edit-that style of app, you may find PhoneGap, jQuery Mobile, Titanium or the new Adobe suite a better time investment. </li> <li>Because Android lacks a consistent device base, which makes developing animation-rich UIs difficult, you might find that there is no 1-1 UI comparison. Instead think about the features you offer, and their underlying data and view models. </li> <li>You should be able to create a similar UIViewController/Activities structure although the tying logic behind the scenes will be platform specific. Map this out on some paper - it makes a really good what-the-hell-do-i-do-next plan for your UI skeleton.</li> <li>Prefer an intermediate abstraction between your 'in data' and 'out data' so you can exchange parsers/kits/apis/frameworks without hacking everything to bits.</li> <li>Where you have custom draw routines and graphics, ensure that you've got filler gradients or colours. Android uses a box model to support the many many screen sizes - iOS only has 4 resolutions to worry about. Recreating the same look might take too much time - <a href="http://kuler.adobe.com/" rel="nofollow">contrasting pastel colours</a> are a good placeholder until you can justify making the artwork.</li> </ul> There's not a lot more that can say <a href="http://nfarina.com/post/8239634061/ios-to-android" rel="nofollow">that hasn't already been said before</a>. Hope this helps!
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