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The computer game controller is an adaptable solution for somebody who can not use a keyboard and mouse comfortably. The user can control the computer by simulating keyboard presses and mouse clicks by pressing large buttons and using a joystick. These interfaces are more user friendly for somebody with low arm mobility. Given the large number of keys needed to play a game properly and the limited space on the armchair a solution was to set up nine select-able keys displayed on a screen...

Play Dots and Boxes with the whole family. Who finishes a box, may put his / her cheese in. Who has most boxes filled, wins the game. Hint: turn on your video beamer, get a wireless mouse and take place on your favourite sofa! Käsekästchen spielen für die ganze Familie. Wer ein Kästchen fertig bekommt, darf seinen Käse hineintun. Wer am Ende die meisten Kästchen gefüllt hat, gewinnt. Tip: Beamer an, Funkmaus dran, und rauf aufs Sofa!

Wireless Redstone is a Minecraft modification that allows you to transmit and receive redstone signals without wires.

This is a framework for developing multiplayer games over j2me and bluetooth using a P2P approach.

btp2p stands for Bluetooth p2p and it is a collection of java classes for p2p networks over Bluetooth. Useful for CLDC multiplayer games and other applications with extendable design for layered protocols. HuNt is a chatroom midlet based on btp2p.

BTLib package is a J2ME Bluetooth library usefull when developing applications for Java, Bluetooth enabled mobile devices. The other packages are individual applications utilizing BTLib. You can download any of them and run it in your mobile device.

n-able is a cross platform J2ME middleware, providing all the leading edge features required to produce high quality, innovative and addictive 2D & 3D wireless games and applications. It supports MIDP 1.0/2.0, MMAPI & the J2ME Game API.

A virtual environment with experimental interface and interaction models. Merging multiuser environments with story-telling engines, wireless clients, and emotible user representations.