If you guys want to develop mobile applications with Pascal, Smart Mobile Studio is the way to go. It's a Delphi- or Lazarus-like RAD, which compiles Pascal to html5/javascript -applications. They can be run on any device, which has a decent web browser. You can even make native applications for iOS, Android, WP7, WP8, Windows8, Blackberry, Symbian etc. by packaging the html5/js -application with Adobe's PhoneGap. It spits out the needed apk, ipk etc. Phonegap brings a set of apis, which let you send push notifications, access the camera etc.
I realize that using html5/js is not as native as many would hope, but it's a great way of developing in a world where every phone has it's own development platform, own programming language and a set of restrictions on what executables can be run on the device.
So far I've tested iOS and Android and this all works beautifully. Phonegap builds my code for every platform without errors but I haven't tested any of the other platforms yet.
A public beta of Smart is available here:
http://smartmobilestudio.com/2013/12/Phonegap can be found here:
https://build.phonegap.com/Even if you have no plans to buy Smart, do give it a try. It's a really interesting idea.