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Developing Applications with the Java APIs for Bluetooth (JSR-82)- by Sony Ericsson Developer Support -02/23/2004

The new Sony Ericsson P900/P908 handsets include the Java API for Bluetooth. This article provides developers with a tutorial for developing with these APIs.

A Review of the 5th Annual Wireless Java Conference- by Alan Newman -01/28/2004

Marcus Evan's 5th Annual Wireless Java Conference in London presented a path for the future of MIDP developers: network-aware applications.

Optimizing the Client/Server Communication for Mobile Applications, Part 1- by Forum Nokia -07/10/2003

This Nokia whitepaper discusses the need for a distributed environment where the client needs to communicate with the server using an IP connection.

MIDP 2.0: Working with Pixels and drawRGB- by Forum Nokia -06/17/2003

The new Game API package includes graphics tools that will appeal to more than just game developers. Read how you can use the new Layer capabilities to build sophisticated graphics.

Porting Your MIDlets to New Devices- by Xavier Facon -04/03/2003

Successfully porting your applications to multiple devices requires the most efficient approach. This article provides a step-by-step procedure and let's you know everything you should consider when porting your apps.

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Tools

-	Midlogic Studio

-	CodeWarrior Wireless Studio 7, PDA Edition

-	Phaos Micro Foundation

-	Phaos SSLava Micro

-	Wingfoot SOAP 1.0

-	CodeWarrior for Java

-	Forte for Java

-	JBuilder

-	VisualAge Micro Edition

News

	Sun execs at lovefest: 'Java's got game' -06/28/2004

	Java Technology Fuels Commerce, Community and Creativity at World's Largest Developer Conference, JavaOne 2004 -06/28/2004

	Sun Microsystems to Define Vodafone's Mobile Java Platform for 3G Handsets -06/28/2004

	Orange and T-Mobile join Java testing programme -06/28/2004

	Sun and Nokia boost multiplayer Java gaming -06/28/2004

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