Thursday April 03, 2008 Soup up your cell phone using Java ME technology
The New York Times talks about how you can soup up your cell phone using Java ME technology so that you don't have to resort to buying a (gack!) non-Java ME tech-enabled iPhone. Ptooey! Souping is good. I like vegetable barley. See: Here's a quote: You can probably be almost as productive with that hand-held device as you are with a laptop weighing 10 times as much, if you know how to tweak your phone. And it does not have to be an iPhone or the latest smartphone to do these trick. Hitting the Google Maps for Mobile Webpage (www.google.com/gmm) on most newer cellphones supporting Java or J2ME will get you the same map information as the iPhone and other smartphones have. Even better: pressing the zero key on your phone can show your location right on the map...With Java ME, who needs an iPhone or Android? Hey, it's not me saying this. It's in da Times, fuggetaboudit! Oo, I wonder what the Daily News has to say about this subject... |
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