Friday February 16, 2007 Three things you should watch regarding Java ME technology...
There are three things you should be concerned about regarding Java ME technology on cell phones: Location, Location, Location... See: Here's a quote: Motorola is taking a slightly different approach to the market. It introduced a separate GPS receiver, called the T815, that when coupled with its new MotoNav software turns a Bluetooth-enabled smart phone or Java handset into a navigation device. The receiver is small enough to fit into a pocket, or it can clip onto a car's sun visor. The product will come in two versions -- one for smart phones and one for mass-market Java-based phones.That's a clever approach from Motorola where they use a near-by device (GPS device via Bluetooth) to do more with a Java ME technology-enabled cell phone. That's important since OEMs are reluctant to squeeze more electronics into mass-market phones since cost and power consumption is an issue. Hey, how about creating a Bluetooth connection from a Java ME cell phone to your blender? Remote controlled smoothies... Num, num. |
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