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OpenWIG is an attempt to develop a j2me mobile application (midlet) with same capabilities as Wherigo player. It achieves this by implementing Lua extensions used in Wherigo source files.

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With this MIDlet you can power on your computer remotely. It has multiple profiles; on each profile you can specify: a host name (IP or DNS name) a port the MAC address of the computer to power ON how many times to send the WOL Magic Packet (for busy networks) an optional password It's ... [More] multilanguage (get from system - TODO configurable): English Italian If you find some tutorial for your specific router please let me know commenting or opening a new issue. Thank you. [Less]

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Simple J2ME MIDP/CLDC client for famous social-networking service sharing user-music data. Uses Audioscrobbler API (XML/RSS) data and remote (ie) PHP-driven gate which minimalize requested data (UTF8 XML => ASCII CSV conversion).

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Free and Open Source 'Lode Runner' Game for Mobile Phones (J2ME MIDlet) Clone of the original Apple II version Both 'LodeRunner' and 'LoderRunner Championship' versions are supported (300 levels total) Source is heavily commented Tested with Nokia phone MIDP 2.0 (should be easily portable to MIDP 1.0)

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What is it about?Finarea/Betamax is a VOIP service provider offering cheap calling rates by various services, e.g. sipdiscount.com, freecall.com, voipbuster.com etc... The finarea-midlet emulates the actions neccessary to initiate a call using the web interface of these services by sending the ... [More] same HTTP requests as the browser does if done manually. This way you can have ultra-cheap (or even free) calls from your mobile! Here is what happens: start the finarea-midlet choose the contact you want to call select one of the services you configured, e.g. freecall.com finarea-midlet opens a HTTP connection (additional costs may apply depending on your data plan!), logs in your freecall.com account and initiates the call a few seconds later you will receive the callback. Once you accept the call you will be connected to the other party. How to get started?get a freecall.com account (it's absolutely free, but you need to download their software in order to register). With freecall.com you don't need to pay anything, you can start making free calls using their software or their web interface right now! download and install FinareMidlet configure it by adding your callback number and your Finarea/Betamax accounts make free calls from your mobile! RequirementsYou need a J2ME enabled phone, optionally with the JSR 75 PIM (Personal Information Management) API in order to access your contacts. Since version 0.2 you can also download a non-JSR75 version of the FinareaMidlet. Also a data plan would be a good idea because the finarea-midlet will connect to a web server in order to initate a cheap/free call. Linkshow to set up and configure the midlet for different Finarea/Betamax services? Check out the instructions in the wiki Comparison (calling rates updated daily) of the various Finarea/Betamax services: http://backsla.sh/betamax Known Limitations and Bugs it has been reported that v0.1 did not work with some Sony-Ericsson phones as it crashed during the start of the application when the contacts are loaded. Unfortunately I have no SE device to test with. Please try the non-JSR75 version of the FinareaMidlet instead. the finarea-midlet sometimes says "you will be called back" but you will not be called back due to some error message or bad call status which could not be caught by finarea-midlet (those who are pushed to the client via AJAX). If you believe that the call should succeed, please test it on the web interface of your Finarea service first before reporting a bug. registration of new users can not be done with Finarea Midlet, you need to download the phone software of the Finarea service in order to register. It seems that the registration is done via a non-HTTP protocol and is therefore hard to implement in finarea-midlet. Changelogv0.2 Finarea/Betamax accounts are now managed and stored within the application, no manual editing of the .jad file anymore enter and call arbitrary numbers added non-JSR75 version to support more devices v0.1 initial version call numbers from your phone's contact list either direct connection to service or usage of PHP callscript possible [Less]

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After a Long break --My compass was going bizarre!!..fresh outta graduation..had to decide between my 2 main intrests..software and networking... it wasnt easy.. deep inside i dint wanna spend my life in some outsourced/subcontracted/uncredited/mundane coding.. so i jumped into networking..cleared ... [More] my CCIE voice written..now preparing for the lab.. as for software...aahaa.. that will always be my first love...and my hobby... Infact i am starting a new project in image-recognistion<>AI... will put link in here soon.. -- I am back... If u are using this please do post some feedbacks ;).. will resolve bug reports as best as i can.. if i exhaust i shall give directions for self-help. I realise that there has been so much download activity here... for feedback(and further improvement)on this project please do email me.. here is my id 'joeljose420.at.gmail.com' .. always in subject line use this word: "bluecon". BlueCon is a Generic Bluetooth Connectivity ServerIt offers j2me based mobile users/midlet_developers the freedom to connect to remote network(tcp/ip) services using Bluetooth. The Uses....are many(depending on your creativity!!), here i list a few : Can be used to leverage the existing internet connection on a PC/LAPTOP to give internet access to mobile..ie, We can access all network services available in PC/LAPTOP Can be used to share remote device's services(resources) across multiple users over Bluetooth.(this can be used in effect for classroom teaching..where instructor can bring PC/LAPTOP and students can connect to classroom materials through their mobiles using bluetooth) Can be used to set up a smart home!!...or even an intrusion/problem response over mobile!!... ( use mobile to control LAPTOP/PC and interact with the intrusion sensor services ; say through ssh). Why yet another Bluetooth application, arent there tons already??There are many bluetooth based midlets that re-invent the wheel..and behave as if code-reuse was a scifi concept. With this project..i wish to give every midlet developer the freedom to come to terms with the fact that code reuse is not scifi as they have been forced to accept ..on the contrary, its as real as the air we breathe!! This is not an application project in itself.. its a midlet enhancing project, lets say a "kind of library". BlueCon ComponentsBasically made up of 2 parts : A BlueCon-Midlet-Extension that is applied to the midlet's original code ; and A BlueCon-server that is deployed on the remote device. How do i use this "library" in my Midlet?Any existing J2me midlet can be made the BlueCon-Client by a very small modification to the original sources. There are no side-effects to this modification. Even casual users can do it -- after reading the HOWTO provided.(Midpssh, a popular j2me ssh client, will include the BlueCon extensions in its future releases) RoadmapBluetooth based j2me mobiles are getting more economical with every passing day..soon it will become affordable for everyone. We can use BlueCon-Server to extend the boundaries of these mobile marvels... ;). Having said these, I would be better off trying to "cordinate" my releases with some midlet developer, so that i can keep this project as helpful as it started. So In that respect i will be looking upto Midpssh- a really wonderful j2me ssh client. And personally i believe "SSH" is the single most application that can solve all needs ;). Any midlet developer who needs my help in understanding or leveraging this project can contact me.. I will be very helpful ;) Do post your needs and doubts in the forum. [Less]

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Programma in Java j2me (per qualunque cellulare CLDC 1.0 MIDP 2.0) per visualizzare in tempo reale lo stato del traffico sul Grande Raccordo Anulare di Roma. Testato su: Motorola a1000 Nokia 6600 Nokia 6680 Nokia n70 Nokia n73 Nokia n80 Nokia n96 Il programma si avvale dei dati ... [More] forniti dal sito http://www.baluardoproductions.com/gra/ ; benchè il sito non citi la fonte di provenienza dei dati, è intuibile che essi siano prodotti http://edoedo.comze.com/strade.php (in sostituzione del precedente che non funziona piu') che riporta in modo piu' conciso i dati forniti dalla Octotelematics, che fornisce questo tipo di dati, in forma grafica, per tutta la rete autostradale italiana: http://traffico.octotelematics.it/ E' anche possibile scaricare una breve pagina web appositamente formattata per i cellulari, le cui dimensioni possono essere regolate variando i parametri nell'indirizzo (ad esempio, la pagina a colori occupa almeno 10 volte piu' spazio di quella in bianco e bero, e quella coi nomi degli svincoli occupa 20 volte piu' spazio di quella senza nomi): http://spazio.110mb.com/stats.php?&data=local&type=color&names=false&selection=2 Specificando un numero come parametro "selection" è possibile scegliere quale tratto di autostrada visualizzare. Attualmente le opzioni disponibili sono quelle riportate nella pagina dei Numeri. Parametri: data=local (riservato agli sviluppatori) type=color/nocolor (la versione a colori comporta un'occupazione di spazio maggiore) data=local (riservato agli sviluppatori) names=true/false (mostra oppure no i nomi degli svincoli) selection=numero (specifica quale tratto di strada mostrare, secondo questa lista). Forum di riferimento: http://www.nokioteca.net/home/forum/index.php?showtopic=125247&hl= Trattandosi di dati forniti in forma grafica, l'uso su cellulare non è consigliabile, visti i costi che comporterebbe lo scaricamento. Il sito Baluardoproductions fornisce gli stessi dati (per il solo raccordo anulare di Roma) in forma testuale, per un ammontare totale di circa 4000 byte. Alcuni operatori telefonici non richiedono nessun pagamento per trasferimenti inferiori ai 6000 byte, quindi la connessione risulta di fatto gratuita, ma anche con gli operatori piu' cari, che arrivano a 6 euro/MB, lo scaricamento di 4000 bytes corrisponde a una spesa di circa 0,023 euro, ossia 2,3 centesimi di euro. Disabilitazione tastiera virtualeAlcuni cellulari mostrano sullo schermo, per i programmi java, una tastiera virtuale, che puo' nascondere parte della schermata. In genere questa tastiera è disattivabile; per esempio, sul nokia 5800 si fa cosi': menu -> impostazioni -> gestioni applicazioni -> appl installate selezionare mTrafficlc Opzioni -> Impostazioni Gruppo nella selezione "Tastiera su Schermo" selezionare "Solo tasti spostamento." ScreenshotsNokia 6600: Nokia 6680: Nokia n73: Motorola a1000: [Less]

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A MIDlet for timeboxing

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StealthMS is J2ME midlet for sending SMS through operator email2sms gates. E-mail are send through GPRS/EDGE through HTTP servers or directly through SMTP. Regular messages (through SMSC) are also supported. Midlet includes flexible configuration and filter, messages history, access to phone address book.

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ASiddur will be capable of showing the appropriate tefillah for a given time and place. It will run on any J2ME-compliant device, including many cell phones and PDAs. It is currently usable as a siddur (no intelligence yet) on many devices. Note that full capabilities are not planned until ... [More] version 1.0. For bug reports and current status, please see the issue tracker. Utilities such as a luach (Jewish calendar), text drawing, etc are kept as common as possible, within performance demands.Development blog: There is a live emulated version available on Facebook. Note that the controls on it are generally more cumbersome than on a real phone. Stable version installation: Development News [Less]

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