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LoroDux is planned to be a OSM and Java based multi platform navigation software for mobile devices for blind and visually impaired persons. Release of first alpha version was September 10, 2010. http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/LoroDux
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JPCme is a MIDlet program written in java based on JPC (http://sourceforge.net/projects/jpc/) that emulate old MS-DOS to run old games, like keen4, dynabomber, ecc... it is a j2me dos emulator The target devices for this MIDlet is NOKIA S60 series.
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The Unofficial Home to JSR 272 Mobile TV API Tests and Evaluation --- PROVIDED AS IS, FOR EVALUATION PURPOSE ONLY. NO CLAIM OF CONFORMANCE OR ENDORSEMENT FROM JSR 272 GROUP. --- JSR 272 IS LICENSED BY NOKIA AND MOTOROLA. PLEASE CHECK TERMS AND CONDIT
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SPIDER on Rails (new name of J2EE Spider) is a open source tool for rapidly developing form-based web applications. See more: http://www.infoq.com/news/2008/03/J2EE-Spider
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This project involves communication between a bluetooth mobile (J2ME) software and a java bluetooth server on windows XP computer. The J2ME client code has been tested on Nokia N72, Nokia E65, Sonny Ericsson C902.
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NG4J - 'Named Graphs API for Jena' is an extension to the Jena Semantic Web framework for parsing, manipulating and serializing sets of Named Graphs. For details about Named Graphs see http://www.w3.org/2004/03/trix/
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SimpleTimer is a Java-based, freeware tool, you can use as a countdown timer on your mobile device. This software is compiled and tested on devices with OS Symbian S60 2nd FP3 edition e.g. on NOKIA N70. Should work on other platforms too!!!
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Simple MIDP2.0 shoot'em-up game to study MIDP, it works on mobile phones with 128x160 resolution Tested on Nokia 3500Classic
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Bomber is a j2me MIDP 2.0 game based on a Spectrum 48k classic original game. It was developed using Sun Java Wireless Toolkit and is tested on Nokia 6234 mobile phone.
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NetBantumi is the Java (J2SE) remake of the popular Nokia cell phones game "Bantumi", with network game support and many useful features.
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Falling blocks game clone, designed for J2ME devices with 176x208 resolution or greater, programmed with Nokia 6630, but should run on any MIDP 2.0 devices.
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bExplore is a mobile file explore that lets a mobile user to browse files on a local device and remote devices and exchange files between a local device and a remote device over Bluetooth. It is written in J2ME and tested with Nokia S60 devices.
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The game is intended for people who want to improve their memory abilities. This is old school NOKIA 3310 pairs game redesign project written in java (j2me/midp2).
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An Eclipse plugin for generating code out of an Entity-Relationship-Diagram (ERD). Currently SQL-DDL and POJO classes with EJB3.0 Annotations are supported. The diagrams conform to the diagram description by H. Buff (german book, ISBN 3-03-440201-5)
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Media Player for mobile phones with MIDP-2.0 and CLDC-1.1. MP3 player, very fast and fitted for audiobooks, remembers the listening point by folder, plays by folder, and many more features. Tested with S40 (Series 40) Nokia phones, Nokia 5200.
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This project hosts client software for the play-by-email strategy game Eressea. 2007-03-07: NEW! Magellan has moved to: http://sourceforge.net/projects/magellan-client/
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A guitar tuner for java enabled mobile phones The tuner was originaly written for the Nokia N70. We originaly wanted it to be a generic tuner that would work on all java enabled phones. This is a real guitar tuner, not a tone generator.
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m_iDA is mobile based version of iDA ( http://sourceforge.net/projects/theida ) its goal is to creating a IDE ( integrated development environment ) which runs on mobile platform.
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Plays the tones of the strings of a guitar. A guitar player can use his/her mobile to tune the instrument by ear.
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This is a standalone Sudoku game which can be executed on any device that support Java ME (midp 2.0 only!). There is also a version for Nokia 40 series phones.
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Entwicklung eines Strategiespieles für das Handy mit MuPE - Development of a mobile phone game using MuPe
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NØLØGØ is a Java ME application for removing operator logos of Nokia and compatible handsets. The application runs on any cellphone that supports MIDP 2.0 and Java Wireless Messaging API (JSR 120).
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This is an implementation of the "Random Agent Networks" model, described in Gershenson, C. (2006). Towards Self-organizing Bureaucracies. Submitted (ECCO working paper 2006-03). http://uk.arxiv.org/abs/nlin.AO/0603045
