I think porting LÖVE to cell phone OS' would be a great move. Especially if the OS X developer were to get an iPhone framework that would be used in Xcode to allow for games being developed for the iPhone/iPod Touch OS.
Maybe someone could also make one for Android, and another for Pre's WebOS.
Hmm... now we're just getting out of hand. So many frameworks. Not enough Löve to go around.
The iPhone Framework would basically be a wrapper application that would simply run any .love file you include in the project. To the end user it would act just like an iPhone app. But it would have some extra features and extra limitations. Like a fixed resolution of 480x320, but it would gain the ability to accept multiple touch points, and the ability to accept input from the tilt and motion sensors and use the vibration feature, but would lose keyboard and mouse controls. But hey, if you're gonna program a game for an iPhone, you're gonna custom program its input anyway.
It would basically be the LÖVE equivalent to frameworks like
PhoneGap and
NimbleKit which allow you to program your iPhone apps in WebKit using CSS/HTML/JavaScript instead of having to learn Cocoa, then submit them to Apple for the App Store as if they were any other iPhone app. (Or alternatively, offer them for installation via Jailbreaking) With Löve's speed, I bet we could do some real damage on the iPhone with a framework like this. It would make programming games for the iPhone/iPod touch much easier.
Hell, if I knew how to program Cocoa in the first place I'd probably offer to make it myself.