Cellity has used Java ME technology in the finest way. It crammed a bunch of functionality into a small, simple app. See: Manage your life with Java ME technology Here's a quote: Cellity Communicator (download) is an e-mail, SMS, and calling client and service for Java cell phones that's better than it looks. [It] crams phone calls, conference calls, various tiers of texting, and e-mail into a mobile application and still manages to look simple...Great! Now if I can only get it to cram paying bills, walking the dog, and filling the car with gas into one MIDlet... :-) |
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Sometimes I just like to post a YouTube video with a tie-in to Java ME for the sole purpose of enjoying the techno music that goes with it. See: How to build your own Java ME game Bwow, chicka-bwow-wow, bmum, chucka-chucka, bwum-bum... |
Norovirus, the new Java ME game for JavaOne 2008 attendees
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Looks like this is a new Java ME game for your cell phone that lets you play the Norovirus game and relive the JavaOne 2008 conference. You know, it's the game where you are a Moscone staff member serving up plates of food during this past year's JavaOne 2008 conference. ;-) I'm KIDDING! :-) Sheesh! See: Norovirus, Java mobile edition Here's a quote: ...build an eatery empire by seating, serving and churning the clients... It starts out easy, with plenty of time to dedicate to each customer but as more and more clients arrive, the pace can get hectic. Are you open for business?How do you know when you've won? When you've cleared out all the diners from the tables, of course. One way or the other... ;-) |
If you write a poem, there really isn't a word you can rhyme with purple, is there? Well, here's a new Java ME mobile phone from Sony Ericsson in purple: the W380. Nurple? Slurple? See: Sony Ericsson Java ME cell phone in purple Here's a quote: Extreme Air Snowboarding, QuadraPop, and The Sims 2 are the included Java (J2ME) games, but you can buy more.Of course you can buy more Java ME games! Buy many, many more! It's how you should roll, homes. |
What's that song again? You know the one that goes doo-doo, doo...
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Tourality: Multiplayer outdoor Java ME cell phone game
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Discover Java ME widget-based discovery
Widgets, gadgets, applets, doo-dads, thing-a-ma-jiggies... It's all the same--little tiny mobile Java ME tech-enabled apps that are customizable, mini-apps, minapps, mapps, m's. Things that show stock quotes, sports scores, weather reports, news snippets, blog summaries, blah, blah, blah, you know the drill, all on your cell phone. Aricent has their Celltop that they are making available now on Java ME technology (they used to only be on BREW uiOne). See: Aricent wisely moves their Celltop to Java ME Here's a quote: It provides easy access to data services by reducing the obstacle of multiple click-throughs. Celltop was launched on selected Alltel Wireless phones in January 2007. Now, Aricent wants to expand the app’s availability by making the Celltop software development kit available for both BREW uiOne and J2ME handset platforms.Well if they drop BREW uiOne support, they would save themselves a boatload of troubles for the small number of devices with BREW now. Free advice. :-) |
Gish Mobile: Big Pile of Java ME Poo game
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This looks like it will be a fun Java ME game. You are a 12 pound pile of poo cruising around your Java ME cell phone, looking throughout the colorful sewers for gold coins to eat, because apparently that's what you do... if you're a 12 pound pile of poo. See: Gish Mobile: Big Pile of Poo, Java ME game It's got catchy music. I give them that. I like that they have a Deathmatch, multi-player mode, where you can do battle controlling your pile of poo against another Java ME technology-enabled pile of poo. It makes sense, in a perverse kind of way... :-) |
nVidia APX 2500 demo at JavaOne: Java ME CDC everywhere
[Java ME and J2ME] ( May 13, 2008 05:00 PM ) Permalink
Clash of the Titan: Sprint Titan next generation mobile Java platform
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There was a lot of good stuff from this year's JavaOne conference (and some not so good stuff with a teensy problem with the Norovirus :-P :-) ). Sprint promoted their Titan specification at JavaOne this year. Cool stuff. See: Sprint Titan: Next Gen Java ME technology Here's a quote: To help developers remain involved in creating applications for Sprint, the company is using JavaOne to promote Titan, its next generation mobile Java platform that utilizes tools and resources traditionally used for desktop program development.Here is some more info about Titans (as they are defined in Greek Mythology) from Wikipedia: "The Titans later gave birth to other Titans, notably the children of Hyperion (Helios, Eos, and Selene), the daughters of Coeus (Leto and Asteria), and the sons of Iapetus — Prometheus..." So, the daughters of the Titan named Coeus, were Leto and Asteria. I guess if you were going to create project code names, you'd have a plethora of ideas by just looking at Greek mythology... or from medical terms. Hmmm... how about calling your next software project, code name: Norovirus? :-) |
I've got the power: Java ME tech-enabled Mpowerplayer
[General Java] ( May 05, 2008 04:30 AM ) Permalink
Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Java ME Technology
If you're under 40, you don't know what the initials CSNY stand for. Too bad. Look it up on Wikipedia if you're interested. You know the words, man. C'mon, sing along! Far out...
Neil Young at JavaOne 2008 conference Here's a quote: Neil Young and Sun will make an announcement during the event, and provide a special demonstration of a new multi-media music project. Come hear and see what Java technology means to Neil Young. JavaOne and CommunityOne are among the biggest conferences in the world for free and open-source software, attracting... more than 6 million software developers worldwide, and powers more than 5.5 billion devices including mobile phones, smart cards, Blu-ray players, set-top boxes, PCs, car navigation systems and more. And for those under 40, yes, David Crosby is the biological father of Melissa Etheridge's and Julie Cypher's children. I'm not sure if those kids have long hair and moustaches, but I bet they can sing--and rock! :-) |
Using Java ME technology for the greater good
If you think that Java ME technology is used for just fun and games on cell phones, think again. The UN Foundation has released a report on how Non-Government Organizations (NGOs) use cell phones and Java ME technology to help with social activism around the world. See: Use Java ME tech for world activism Here's a quote: ...thirty provincial health supervisors... were trained in how to use EpiSurveyor... The health officers then used EpiSurveyor to collect management data about public health clinics... In Zambia... the supplied PDAs and EpiSurveyor software were used by health officers to conduct a post-measles vaccination campaign coverage survey... EpiSurveyor incorporates... a Java-based engine that can run on personal digital assistants (PDAs), smart phones, and soon, common mobile phones.That's very noble. You don't see much of other technologies with this type of reach and ability to effect the world we live in. |
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