Tag: J2ME

Not content with Android, the Google Mobile team has pulled another trick out of their sleeve: Gmail for mobile 2.0. Really, this is Gmail for mobile 2.0.6, but why quibble with details. BlackBerry users got the bulk of the updates last month, with the Google Mobile App for BlackBerry, but now Gmail 2.0 has been pushed out to all J2ME phones. Here are the highlights: Offline support: This is big. ...

Want to stay in touch with your Google Talk friends and contacts while on the go? Check out Talkonaut. It's a Java-based client that can be added onto your mobile phone, giving you access to your contacts on Google Talk or any Jabber network. You can choose to have Talkonaut send you an SMS with a download address, or go directly to get.talkonaut.com to download it. The download took about 1 ...

Later today Sun Microsystems is expected to release the source code to its Java platforms after years of speculation and urging by the open source community. Unlike Solaris and J2EE, which were released under the Common Development and Distribution License, Sun has opted to release the source code for Java Platform Standard Edition (J2SE) and Mobile Edition (J2ME) under the venerable GPL. It will ...

Now that Download Squad is accessible via mobile device, I thought I would start bringing you more downloads for mobile users. This slick little app will turn your mobile device into an email and RSS powerhouse. You set up an online account with Flurry first with your email accounts and RSS feeds, then you can download mail and RSS feeds from their gateway servers onto your mobile device. They ...

Behold the power of comments! Faithful reader Tea Vui Huang left a little gem in the comments of my post on Podcast AV. Apparently viewing enhanced podcasts (the ones with pics and chapters) on an iPod isn't enough. Huang has created two little apps to get those on certain cell phones! Check it out: convert enhanced podcasts into MMS messages, and convert enhanced podcast into J2ME Midlets. The ...