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16
May
2008
Posted in: Java Mobile Stuff
Posted by: kihbord
NetBeans has announced the winners of its NetBeans 6.1 blogging contest which is about sharing their experiences with the new NetBeans v6.1 integrated development environment.
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Apr
2008
Posted in: Java Mobile Development Software
Posted by: kihbord
The next major release of the Eclipse platform, code named e4 is now available. e4, which is supported on all known hardware and operating systems, redefines web-based applications and application development. It provides the ultimate in flexibility, extensibility and customization for embedded, mobile, desktop, server and cloud development.
12
Dec
2007
Posted in: Java Mobile Development
Posted by: kihbord
While I was Googling to read about what other people have say about Android, I came across the blog of Simon Moris and his article about Android. He provides a very clear and simple explanation what Android is and goes on to ask “Is Android ‘Java’?”
9
Nov
2007
Posted in: Java Mobile Development
Posted by: kihbord
Well this time, Developer Days of Java guys in the Philippines. Sun Microsystems promises the event to be bigger and better. The Sun Developer Days will be held on November 13, 2007 (7:45am to 5:15pm).
3
Nov
2007
Posted in: Not Java Mobile
Posted by: kihbord
It’s the turn of the Irish Java Users Group to hold it’s own Java conference. They’re currently looking for speakers for the conference to talk about Java technologies.
31
Oct
2007
Posted in: Not Java Mobile
Posted by: kihbord
It looks like it’s the time of the year for Java Developer’s Day around the world. Guys at Poland just finished their developer’s day. The conference lasted for two days.
30
Oct
2007
Posted in: Java Mobile Applications
Posted by: kihbord
Google’s gmail app is a java midlet application you can install on your mobile phone to allow you to access your gmail account. The Gmail java application has just been upgraded to version 1.5.
30
Oct
2007
Posted in: Java Mobile Development
Posted by: kihbord
There has been news lately about “Sun’s decision to kill Java ME” and use Java SE instead as a replacement technology. I believe that these people have got it all wrong! I also believe in Mr. James Gosling’s explanation in his blog.
28
Oct
2007
Posted in: Java Mobile Stuff
Posted by: kihbord
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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