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J2ME
In news that is sure to drive further the fragmentation issues of development using Java ME, Motorola has announced that it is going to develop its version of Java ME under the Apache license. As the report says: "it's not clear whether the Motorola and Sun projects are complementary or competing". I can't understand if Motorola is legally authorized to create a product called Java ME when Sun...
There is no quality control applied to Sun's code examples
A comment on Sun's decision to open source Java ME
This is a maintenance release with few real changes
First book devoted to MMAPI has been released - learn to add audio/video/tones/MIDI to your Java enabled phones.
FTPOnline has a few articles on Java ME development
Enter the new JavaMasters competition and help me win a coffee mug.
Clarification required in Java ME release announcement
Java ME (J2ME) requires a certification/compatibility program for implementations
IMHO, the $100 laptop is a waste of time and money.
Verbalize your problems with J2ME development.
JNLP based WURFL device information
Java on the mobile phone is making big money.
What happens to eclipseme?
Why the best mobile device business applications will have no user interface at all.
A short blurb on the current J2ME activity
NTT DoCoMo and Sun combine to update NTT's DoJa Java platform
Why is J2ME still the poor cousin of J2SE and J2EE?
A presentation to the Australian Computer Society Software Developers Special Interest Group
The J2ME track at JavaOne is amazing
