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Flash, Flashlite, SVG and Java
Flash is a huge success on the web. It’s been like that for a long time now. SVG is a recommendation (read standard) by the W3C that should address some of the functionalities of Flash. While Flash Lite has been … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile, Software
Tagged Adobe, Flash, Flash Lite, J2ME, Java, mobile, Mobile Web, Nokia, Sony Ericsson, SVG, W3C
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"Over the Air" event in London
Make sure you note these dates on your calendar. On April 4-5 there will be a very exciting event in London called “Over the Air“. We are all mobile mammals (read fans and addicts) and this event is really the … Continue reading
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Tagged Android, browsing, DeviceAtlas, dotMobi, iPhone, J2ME, mobile, Mobile Web
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MovaMessenger Review
MovaMessenger is a multi-protocol IM client for your mobile, developed using J2ME, which means that it will run on most mobile devices. MovaMessenger was developed by MovaFone, the same company that did MovaMail, so the general layout is very similar. … Continue reading
Sun’s Mobility Pack uses WURFL
According to Lukas Hasik, Sun’s Mobility Pack 6.0 now uses WURFL to determine device capabilities. Lukas wrote about the new release of Mobility Pack citing that many developers wanted to get more information about devices. Thanks to WURFL they are … Continue reading
J2ME Guide – Part 1
Massimo Carli recently published a book about J2ME. The book is in Italian, but the good news is that it’s also available online for free. I had also put a link here on the right column, but I’ll take this … Continue reading
