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free2share (f2s) is a new way of sharing your files that combines the power of peer2peer and speed of http, splitting and hiding your files in various images to be uploaded to free image servers.
Lets you connect to a Direct Connect hub without a DC client. Instead you tell your IRC client to connect to irdc then tell irdc to connect to a DC hub. Great if you use DC to chat.
The application for tracking a mobile devices, similar to google mobile maps but enhanced about many additional new features including a web service where
a user will be able to track registered mobile devices from a web browser.
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This is a software to access and download your files on a remote sytem to your own machine (over the internet) with Java for cross-compatibility. Works perfectly to browse and copy files, directories on a computer behind a proxy (eg: at your office).
BuddyTalk is a java based instant messanger, you can login with your gmail username and password to chat with your friends or to test the software you can login with the provided username and pass. BuddyTalk is based on smack and xmpp protocol.
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JChirp is a multiplatform Twitter Client made in java. It supports unlimited multiple accounts and features, like public timeline, friend list, direct messages, @replies, favorites and other twitter api features.
JavaEmailer is a Java Classes Library that allows Java developers to easily integrate a mass mailer to their applications. JavaEmailer manages file attachments, SMTP servers, CCs, BCCs, plain text and/or html messages, and more...
Community-based interoperability Utility for SMEs. Commius main objective is to support the SMEs with a zero, or very low-cost, entry into interoperability, based on non-proprietary protocols. Commius is an EU-FP7 funded project.
An outgoing phone call filter which was inspired by the Android popular software: Call Confirm. Just like Call Confirm, CallConfirmDIY pops a UI asking for user approval when an outgoing call happen. However it use a translucent image as background.
Kraken is a continuation of the Openfire IM Gateway plugin, but in a way that works for any XMPP server. It provides a way for XMPP users to log into, and communicate through, their legacy IM accounts such as AIM, ICQ, MSN, Yahoo, and friends.
El proyecto Formación par Enfermería ofrece formación para el personal de enfermería mediante el uso de un teléfono móvil dotado de capacidad multimedia.
NiMC provides an Instant Messaging server and client that runs on a custom protocol that is implemented in python. The project was written as a learning experiment by its author, to get experience with TCP/IP. Great example of how to do TCP/IP wrong