Several mobile devices on the market today have a built in accelerometer, much like the one used in the controls for the Nintendo Wii. Java ME developer Erik Hellman believes that built-in accelerometers in mobile phones will become even more common as new mobile games appear. In this simple game for a Sony Ericsson w910i, he uses both the OpenGL ES API for Java ME and the Mobile Sensor API to read them.
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Bruce Hopkins shows two MIDlets that employ the SIP protocol and JSR 180 API to communicate asynchronously, complete with source code. JSR 180 is a part of the MSA standard, so more and more mobile devices are supporting this API.[Read More]