Mobile Development News - April 2005 Archives

April 2005

3D J2ME Sony Ericsson Interview with I-play (09:54) - I-play, developer and publisher of mobile games, answers Sony Ericsson Developer World's questions and share some of their mobile Java 3D game development experiences. I-play is a game publisher with about 120 employees that started in 1998. They've done such... | 0 Trackbacks | 0 Comments

Developer.com and Nokia: An Interview (11:00) - I placed this in the "other" category because it's very general to any mobile development. While developers could target a number of different devices (and thus platforms) ranging from televisions (with the TiVo SDK recently released), watches (such as Microsoft's... | 0 Trackbacks | 0 Comments
Introduction to Writing BREW Extensions (09:49) - Here, developer.com gives us an article about writing BREW extensions from scratch. This article gives the fundamental concepts of extensions as well as giving code examples for getting started on writing your own extensions. Extensions can be shared between apps,... | 0 Trackbacks | 0 Comments
Getting Started with BlackBerry Development in Java (00:25) - Learn how to use the freely available BlackBerry JDE to develop, debug, and test BlackBerry applications. Follow this demonstration to create a simple HelloWorld application that exploits some of BlackBerry's own APIs. In our series of forgotten links (actually, some... | 0 Trackbacks | 0 Comments

VALENTINO Opens Massive Sound Effects and Specialty Music Libraries to Ringtone and Related Mobile Applications (23:18) - Mobile Content rights to more than 50,000 sound effects and music from the Valentino Production Music & Sound Effects audio archives now available to wireless carriers, providers and developers New York �March 1, 2005� Thomas J. Valentino Inc., the oldest... | 0 Trackbacks | 0 Comments

Symbian Now has Perl (21:56) - Sometimes (well, maybe often) we miss stuff. This is one of those cases. Nokia has released a port of Perl for the Symbian OS. This will work Series 60 handsets, among many other devices that use Symbian. It can be... | 0 Trackbacks | 0 Comments
JSR248: Mobile Service Architecture for CLDC (09:11) - In the past, the J2ME community has developed a unified Java application environment standard for mobile phones (JSR-185). The design center for JSR-185 is devices with resources and capabilities to address the current market needs for volume devices. This JSR... | 0 Trackbacks | 0 Comments

Forum Nokia Technical Library (14:30) - Nokia has updated their Technical Library, which is a collection of items from their known issues lists and questions they've answered from people. The technical library is available in Microsoft HTML help format, WebHelp format, and as a PDF. Technical... | 0 Trackbacks | 0 Comments
AirWRX: Framework for Flash Drives (13:08) - Boston, MA - April 21, 2005: Network Improv today released a free prototype of a new mobile application framework for flash-drive-based apps. http://networkimprov.net/airwrx/ airWRX is an application framework that runs directly from a USB flash drive, and turns its PC... | 0 Trackbacks | 0 Comments
New Category for Submitted Content (12:00) - We've created a new category here at MDN. It's the Press Release category. We weren't sure what we'd get when I asked for entries of interest a while back. What we are getting is press release from companies. In general,... | 0 Trackbacks | 1 Comments

Russian Mobile Games Market Growing (12:00) - In 2004 the volume of mobile games market in Russia was 5,3 million items or $ 12,21 million say SmartMarketing Moscow, Russia, - SmarMarketing research group announces the results of investigation concerning Russian market of games for mobile phones in... | 0 Trackbacks | 0 Comments