Posted on Jul 7 2008 by iGerry Filed under: HP iPAQ, J2ME, Java ME, mobile phone philippines, Mobile
Sun is partnering with Hewlett Packard to make Java ME available on HP smartphones like the new HP iPAQ 900 mobile phone. The HP iPAQ 900, which runs on Windows Mobile 6.1, is qwerty-type mobile phone which focuses on business oriented functions.
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Posted on Jul 3 2008 by iGerry Filed under: Eclipse, EclipseME, Java, midlet, mobile java game, tutorial, Wireless Toolkit, Mobile
While going thru my mail this morning, I came across a tutorial for a crash course on creating mobile Java games. The tutorial is clear and simple and discusses in a step by step manner on how to create mobile Java games. The author, Anders, actually does it by going thru an example of a mobile game that he created.
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Posted on Jul 2 2008 by iGerry Filed under: developer, Eclipse, EclipseME, J2ME, Java ME, MotoDev Studio, Motorola, Mobile
Motorola has announced the availability of the MotoDev Studio 1.4 for developing J2ME applications. Support has been added for several Motorola mobile phones. If you remember, Motorola has taken lead of the EclipseME project and has released MotoDev Studio which is based on Eclipse and EclipseME.
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Posted on Jul 1 2008 by iGerry Filed under: developer, J2ME, library, mobile java, UI, user interface, Mobile
In a bid to make it more easier for J2ME developers to create more consistent mobile Java applications, a group of developers at java.net have created the LWUIT project.
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Posted on Jul 1 2008 by iGerry Filed under: Eclipse, EclipseME, J2ME, mFoundry, mojax, Mobile
Bank of America via Banc of America Strategic Investments Corp has just invested in mFoundry. mFoundry is a company that focuses on mobile applications for the financial sector. They are also the creators of the mobile ajax development tool for J2ME called mojax,. The mojax project is headed by Rodney Aiglstorfer and has Craig Setera (creator of EclipseME) as Technical Lead.
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Posted on Jul 1 2008 by iGerry Filed under: Breeze, developer, J2ME, Java Platform, Mobile
Cascada Mobile’s Breeze platform is now available under beta. Breeze is a mobile development tool that provides anyone with knowledge of even the most basic Web programming languages the easiest method for creating, testing and distributing mobile applications to phones anywhere in the world.
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Posted on Jun 25 2008 by iGerry Filed under: Android, Apple, Google, JavaFX, mobile phone philippines, mobile platform, Nokia, open mobile platform, Sun, Symbian, Mobile
With Nokia already owning about 48% of the Symbian company, they have made an offer to buyout the other owners (Sony Ericsson, Samsung and others). This is in addition to its recent buying spree — they just bought a Social Network startup called Plazes.
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Posted on May 30 2008 by iGerry Filed under: Android, Google, mobile java, mobile phone philippines, open mobile platform, Mobile
Google showed off a demo of it’s Android open mobile platform at the Google I/O conference this week. I’m very excited about the upcoming mobile phones sporting the Android platform. You can take a look at some of the great videos and photos of the Google Android demo.
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Posted on May 30 2008 by iGerry Filed under: developer, J2ME, Java, NetBeans, Sun, Mobile
This June, Sun Tech Days will be in Manila (Philippines). The tracks are pretty interesting so if you happen to be in Manila and you’re a Java developer, you might want to register for the event. For the mobile Java developers, there’s Java ME: Extreme GUI Makeover for Mobile Phones session.
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Posted on May 27 2008 by iGerry Filed under: developer, Java, Mercurial, mobile java, NetBeans, Mobile
If you’re one of those guys who is using the latest and greatest of the NetBeans IDE for your development work, you might want to update your NetBeans IDE.
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