Felipe published an article on the Forum Nokia Wiki explaining how you can connect J2ME to Flash Lite applications. This is the extension to the Jarpa project.
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Sony Ericsson Capuchin project, short white paper
Via Hayden, a short document from Sony Ericsson about the Capuchin project.
In addition to the Flash Lite/J2ME API there will a packing tool SWF2JAR and seems that Sony Ericsson phones with these capabilities should be in the market in the second half of 2008.
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Sony Ericsson, Capuchin – Flash Lite 2.1-Java integration
More information about the Sony Ericsson Capuchin project works:
“Project Capuchin is a Java ME API which makes it possible for Java to run a Flash Lite content file (*.swf) that is shown on the display. All system events (e.g. key events) are forwarded from Java to Flash Lite and the Flash Lite player has a [...]
Sony Ericsson introduce Capuchin – Flash Lite 2.1-Java integration
Via Flash Magazine and Mark, Sony Ericsson will integrate Java and Flash Lite API.
“Flashmagazine talked to Ulf Wretling (Head of Developer Program & Communications) and Christopher David (Director of Long term Platform Planning for Java) and they revealed ‘Project Capuchin’ – the plan to change this by giving Flash developers access to more phone features [...]
Skype beta for mobile
Via AllAboutSymbian, Skype has released a beta version of a J2ME client. Just tried and works pretty well!! Super!!
“Skype has released an official mobile client. The application is written in Java so it should run on a variety of phones including both S60 and UIQ phones. The application uses an Internet connection for status and [...]
Flash Lite blog: jappit.com
Here a new blog about Flash Lite and mobile technologies Jappit, author is Alessandro La Rosa.
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Gmail mobile application for your domain!
Google released a Gmail mobile application for your domain. You can download it from the Google mobile site: google.com/m/products, select the Gmail download and then you get to a page where you can download application, tested and it works!
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Mobile Game Innovation Challenge
Via Andrea, Mobile Game Innovation Challenge.
“The first competition of its kind to encourage unique concepts in mobile gaming from developers of all backgrounds and all levels, the Mobile Games Innovation Challenge seeks the best in groundbreaking ideas and game concepts from the brightest and most creative minds in gaming today.
Sponsored by Nokia Publishing, the Mobile [...]
Mobile Jam Session at Mobile World Congress
During the Mobile World Congress I had the opportunity to attend the Mobile Jam Session. It was a great event with great people from all sides of the mobile industry, which is probably the best part. This is one of the numerous events that you can join during the Mobile World Congress. Got to meet [...]
Java Mobile and Embedded Developer Days
Via Hartti, a great video from the Java Mobile and Embedded Developer Days. Really interesting discussions on mobile development.
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MobyMobile platform: on demand distribution and fruition of editorial contents
Marco from Comtaste released MobyMobile platform: “MobyMobile is an innovative technological solution which gives you on demand distribution and fruition of editorial contents of various genres through mobile phones, also delivering high quality interactive images and films.”
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Forum Nokia has launched a new competition for S60 developers, Flash Lite included
Forum Nokia has launched a new competition for S60 developers. The competition is based on a “Problem Solving” scenario.
Problem for January:
“S60 supports multiple different runtimes and programming languages. The aim of this month’s competition is to come up with a way to combine different runtimes.
We are asking you to design and implement a framework that [...]
Mobile Fragmentation
Via Mosabitsts, a post on mobile fragmentation with some information about Flash Lite.
“The next most popular platform, Flash Lite, is now available on commonly used handsets in versions 1.0, 1.1, 2.0, 2.1 and 3.0. All of these offer different capabilities and implementations run in one of two different ways: either embedded on a web page [...]
Flash Lite install base considerations
From the numbers that Bill put together based on the report from the Strategy Analytics Flash-Enabled Handset Forecast from January 4, 2008 last year around 270M Flash Lite enabled handsets were sold.
Now as June 2007, Adobe claimed 300M Flash Lite enabled devices (mobile phones and other devices). So we can just do some math.
Let say [...]
Multi-User Publishing Environment (MUPE) from Nokia Beta Labs
Here is a great project from the Nokia Beta Labs: MUPE. You can download the application on the site.
“MUPE is an emerging mobile playground to have fun with your friends. Just install the MUPE client to your phone, and start enjoying the growing collection of MUPE games and services, such as:”
Piper: classic pipe puzzle game
Pocket [...]
Flash Lite statistics, 1.4 billion enabled handsets in next 3 years
Vivek found an interesting report about Flash Lite market research. Finally more market research studies are looking at Flash Lite.
Currently Flash Lite as a technology platform is second to J2ME as installation base. Hopefully we will see more statistics in the near future.
“Adobe’s Flash Lite technology has taken off rapidly in the last 18 months. [...]
Jarpa: Java Packaging for Flash Lite Developers
Here is the big news from Felipe, Jarpa packaging environment for Flash Lite developer. Most of the effort goes to Felipe who did a great job on figuring out the core code!! So, Felipe, great work!!!
Basically you can create a Jar file to install Flash Lite content. It’s a great tool, since now Flash Lite [...]
Android impressions during Mobile Monday Boston
Yesterday at Mobile Monday Boston event during the Mobile Internet World conference, we had the chance to listen David Carson and Alan Blount of Google talk about Android. It was a technical presentation which I think was good. These two guys did a pretty good job at showing the platform and the demos. Live coding [...]
