An early access download of the Java ME 3.0 SDK is now available for Windows XP and Vista from Sun Developer Network. Notable features include LWUIT integration, Blu-ray and Windows mobile support.

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Flurry introduces analytics service for J2ME, Android and iPhone

Just came across this and I’m really curious as to what is being offered, visited their site but no contact info. Some information on their site indicates that the analytics service is free and provides J2ME, iPhone and Android developers a way to improve their applications and earn more revenue.

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ME Framework 1.2.1 released

Version 1.2.1 of the ME framework under the cqME Project has been released. cqME is a project dedicated to the compatibility and quality testing for the Java ME platform. The ME framework provides support in creating tests for J2ME.

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List of 50 Google Android winners announced

After the launch of the 10 million dollar pot for the Google Android challenge which introduced Google’s open mobile platform, the top 50 Android software list is now out.

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EclipseDay at Googleplex

Want to learn more about Eclipse or Android tools on Eclipse? If you’re anywhere near Googleplex on June 24, here’s your chance. Eclipse Day at the Googleplex is a half day event for developers to learn about different Eclipse projects and related technologies.

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A release candidate of the NetBeans IDE version 6.1 is now available for download at NetBeans.org. You still have a week to write about NetBeans 6.1 in your blog to join the NetBeans 6.1 blogging contest.

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EclipseME v1.7.9

EclipseME, the Java mobile development tool for the Eclipse IDE, has released an update. The v1.7.9 update is primarily a bug fix.

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If you missed the recently concluded Mobile and Embedded Developer Days at Sun’s Santa Clara Campus Auditorium last January 23-24, you’re in luck ‘coz you can still get to watch some videos.

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Just to remind you, the Java Mobile and Embedded Developer Days conference is just a few days away. It’s going to be held on January 23-24 at the Sun Santa Clara Campus auditorium. You can still register here.

Android and Eclipse – J2ME and NetBeans (Part 3)

To follow-up on my previous post, here’s the generated Android source code using the Eclipse IDE with the Android plugin installed. I found some interesting observations between J2ME and Android.

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