At E3, the company had showed off a prototype version of an EVE Mobile service. This client for Windows Mobile compliant mobile devices would allow players to set skill training, do EVE email, trade with other players, etc. Essentially, it encompasses everything but the 3D client itself. The reaction was good, according to Fannar, but at the moment they've put the idea on hold while they try and plug all the security holes such a program could create.
Fannar also revealed that the company is actively developing Linux support for EVE Online. He also strongly hinted - to the point where he basically confirmed - that an Apple client was also in the works.
