Projects tagged ‘java’, ‘mobile’, and ‘phone’

The SMSj library allows you to send SMSes (GSM) from the Java platform. It gives you full control over the SMS including the UDH field so you can create and send EMS messages, Nokia ringtones, and images. It provides a pluggable transport layer that allows it be used with a range of different SMS servers.

The Unofficial Home to JSR 272 Mobile TV API Tests and Evaluation The JSR 272 Eval Kit will help you to evaluate the Usability of JSR 272 API, by featuring a collection of tests and use cases. JSR 272 API, or Mobile Broadcast Service API for ... [More] Handheld Terminals, is a standard effort lead by Nokia and Motorola to define a middleware-level API enabling the development of Mobile TV applications on J2ME. The JSR 272 initiative is part of Sun Java Community Process. The project deliverables will be: - test sets in XML and Java (J2ME) based on JUnit/J2MEUnit - Java (J2ME) midlets demonstrating JSR-272 usage - Ant build scripts - optionally, documentation collecting public comments on JSR-272 - optionally, a low-level API to facilitate JSR-272 implementation First release: December 5th [Less]

The Prosciutto Project is a data-driven mobile application engine implemented in J2ME. You could think of it as a rapid application development framework, or a distributable mobile application engine that aims to address the problem of device ... [More] fragmentation. Anything you would do on a mobile application that has to do with browsing data is doable in The Prosciutto Project environment by using the mobile application engine (ZAMAE) and a set of well-defined, serializable UI objects. This way, an entire application definition can be hosted on a web server, ZAMAE would fetch it from the server, and yet be completely business logic agnostic. If your application changes, there's no need for the engine to be updated and redistributed. [Less]

SMSLib is a Java library for sending and receiving SMS message via a GSM modem or mobile phone. SMSLib also supports some bulk SMS operators, by implementing their HTTP interfaces.

beamer-tool can be connected to a mobile, filters incomming SMS and shows them like a chat (known as SMS2Chat). beamer-tool shows images and commercials in an old-fashined 2D-slideshow or on a rotating cube in 3D-mode, too. It supports all ... [More] mobiles devices which understand the AT-command set. beamer-tool supports Windows, Linux and MacOS X. At the moment the whole project is rewritten from C++/Qt to Java/Swing [Less]

» Club des Utilisateurs de Java Project TastePhone is a midlet which allows users to test their Java phones. By using this midlet everyone can taste the performance of his phone: MIDP & CLDC version, processor speed, RAM size, flash size (RMS), screen capabilities and screen quality, optional APIs (WMA, MMAPI, ...).