Search Results for "mobile phone"

Well yeah, we all sweat trying to learn those nasty chemical formulae, or the weird biological names or maybe some antonyms and synonyms.Whatever it is anything which can make us learn our books better is just a boon. And when it happens automatically, its just amazing. This little appdoes exactly that. Now quickly make your own small notes for things you feel are difficult to learn.Save in the tiny I revise app,and add the widget. And it makes the notes available on your home screen so they...

You can make your own courses with eXeLearning with audio, video, quizzes and games; then use them on almost any mobile device! Supports Java 2 Micro Edition (feature phone Nokia, Samsung, Alcatel, LG, etc) Android, iOS, Blackberry, Windows Phone.

Download with your android phone. Open with your phone.

MLE - The Mobile Learning Engine is a learning application for mobile phones written in Java (J2ME). It enables you to use your phone at anytime and at anyplace for computer-aided, multimedia-based learning. It is a content independent engine.

A mobile phone application (for both Android and J2ME) which can download, store, and run offline quizzes from the project's own wiki. Microemulator+LWUIT enables a single code base to support both J2ME and Android.

A mobile phone App to keep in touch with Ohio State government officials. In addition to getting information about the elected official this app will facilitate contacting those officials.

A small dictionary for mobile phones. It can run almost on every Java-enabled cell-phone. It uses J2ME Polish to maintain a good and compatible UI and uses the same dictionaries used in StarDict so it's multilingual.

A Client-Server application to make votings with life evaluation via Bluetooth. Server is written in Java for use an any platform. Client is a Java-midlet for use on most mobile phones. It is result of a TU-Ilmenau software project. (See the Credits)

Suiteki is a set of Java J2ME japanese related tools for your mobile phone; word dictionary, kanji dictionary, word lists, flashcards and even a manga viewer! Kana/kanji input/display for non japanese phones! (please see http://suiteki.sourceforge.net)

Kabriolet.Mobile is a J2ME application for learning the rules of the road on mobile phone. It doesn't contain the rules of the road inside, but it can download/update them from internet server. For now this project is not ready to use, ONLY FOR TESTING.

Flute Listening Quiz is a Java ME program that runs at mobile phone. It provides listening quiz for the flute beginners and train the listening ability of a beginner. It also helps beginner to memorize the finger chart within the training mode.

Learning Chinese? Practise characters on your Java phone! (Program contains characters from "New Practical Chinese Reader", and needs a phone which can display Chinese characters)

popz is a java implementation of the osi layers one and two over normal phone connections using frequency modulation techniques. This is really useful if you have to check your mail from the himalaya and have only your laptop and a mobile phone with you

jRemote is a small Java-Application which allows you to control your PC with your mobile phone via bluetooth. It's perfect to easily navigate through presentations, PDF-Files or other media.

An J2ME aplication, which allows to view texts in mobile phone (books, articles ...). These texts are inside a .jar file. To inject them into phone, use loader utility. Application also supports user bookmarks and remembers, where you finished reading.

MobiDict is a mobile dictionary to be run on mobile devices that support J2ME (MIDP/CLDC). English-German and German-English dictionary are provided. The goal is to provide flexible framework for easy creation of other mobile dictionaries.

The main purpose of this program is to help people study Japanese hieroglyphs by means of flash card principle. The program is capable of running on any MIDP 2.0 enabled device (a mobile phone, handheld or etc.)

Quest for Words is an educational game for the mobile phone to help teach illiterate Arabic speakers how to read.

...Towns grow, buildings are constructed, ships explore new seas, and armies battle. Harbors silt in, rivers change course, and cities are sacked and burned. When you are standing at a historical site and using your mobile phone, you can see all the events that happened around you at that exact spot then zoom out to see the context of what was happening more globally.