http://www.red-lang.org/p/roadmap.html
https://trello.com/b/FlQ6pzdB/red-tasks-overview
It is possible to compile console apps that run on Android right now, though AFAIR this feature isn't fully stable yet.
It's also worth noting that Red can be used as an embedded language. So for example, after 0.6.5 is released, you could have an Android app where the GUI was written in Red, but code managing phone features like GPS could be written in another language.
As for supporting mobile features directly, I imagine some of this will be managed by libraries rather than baked into the language runtime. Worth noting that the module system is planned for 0.8.0. However, it should be possible to write feature rich mobile apps long before then.
> Will Red get direct access to Android's (and IOS later) camera, location, gyroscope, etc features?
> Absolutely, our GUI engine already features a camera widget (in our Windows backend). The work on Android backend in 0.6.x version will bring wrappers to all the common hardware features.
So yeah, I guess the plan would be to support all mobile features.
Just trying to get an idea of where Mobile development fits into the scene.