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Free Instant Messaging on your Mobile Phone

Gizmo5Nowadays, it’s pretty easy to get in touch with your friends and family. An Internet connection, a computer and your favorite instant messaging application should be all you need to keep in touch. But what if you’re out of the house or office. I found out that I can still be able to chat with them using my mobile phone using a Java mobile application like the one from gizmo5.

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NetBeans Java IDE v6.0 Beta 2 now available

NetBeans is a Java IDE that has support for developing Java Mobile applications. NetBeans IDE 6.0 Beta 2 is now available for download. The focus of NetBeans 6.0 is superior developer productivity with a smarter, faster editor, and the integration of all NetBeans products into one IDE.

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Opera Mini 4 Beta 3 now available

Opera Mini screenshotOpera has made available Beta 3 of its Opera Mini browser for mobile phones. Opera Mini is a java-based web browser and requires the Java MIDP v2.0. The new Opera Mini 4 java-based web browser is equipped with Opera Link. Opera Link allows the user to synchronize their bookmarks with those of other mobile phones or computers.

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Nokia N95 has Java mobile support

The Nokia N95 which has been one of the most awaited mobile phone, is coming up with a 8GB storage version. The currently available Nokia N95 is capable of connecting to mobile Broadband using WLAN or HSDPA (3.5G). You can find directions using the integrated GPS, take photos using the 5 megapixel autofocus camera and enjoy music and videos.

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Java Mobile Developer Days

Guys at Mobile and Embedded group of Java.net has planned the first ever Developer Days Conference for Java Mobile. The conference is focused on Java mobile and embedded development for the intermediate to advanced skill levels.

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Mobile Software Evolution or Revolution?

Java Midlet was the term used several years ago for those java software that was developed to run on most java-enabled mobile phones. It has been changed since to what is now called Java Mobile. A lot has also changed in the technology that is available to run these mobile java software.

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