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The mobile expense is a midlet for tracking expenses. The aim of the project is to be fully configurable by the user, using time/data context and also GIS in future.
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A Java Midlet (IE for Cellphones) that tracks how much money you have left to spend in your budget as you record expenditures. Designed to be VERY simple and quick to use, IE Zen of Palm. Built using NetBeans.
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Freeware JAVA Midlet for tracking expenses, focused on ergonomics (no nonsense free-type description fields).
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MobileExpenseTracker is a small J2ME MIDlet (MIDP) to track expenses on a mobile. The expenses can be grouped by categories, sums are available. The expense data can be exported to a PC and stored in a CSV file to be used in some spread sheet.
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A J2ME MIDLET that keeps track of expenses. Supports COM ports (Irda, USB, etc.) of your mobile to sync with your coumputer (OTA/GPRS is on the way). The export format is QIF, so you will be able to sync with GnuCash or any other QIF capable Software.
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