Developer needed for a simple iPhone application

Hi all!
I need a developer to help me with starting a port of an old PalmPilot application to the iPhone SDK (source will be provided).
For a skilled progrmmer this should be a few hours of work, and if you do not want to do it for fun, I'm willing to pay for it.
If you like to help, please contact me by private mail, then we can talk about the details and work something out...
Best,
TheMM

Even for a skilled programmer, porting something from one platform to another is generally a lot more than a few hours work since the application will need to be completely rewritten to work within the SDK framework.

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