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Mobup is a J2ME application created by Consultechnology that manages photo uploads on Flickr from a mobile device. It has the possibility to shoot your photo and add title, tags and description; you can add it to sets/groups and post it to your blog.

The Mercor project has switched gears. It's focus is on a chat based application for Bluetooth enabled devices.

The project JustConnect first was planned as a friendfinder software. Now, the project has grown into a filesharing application for cell phones.

Since you have no rendering control in Java MIDP this library provides components on which you can control the look&feel. Full MIDP compatible (Works on all MIDP JVM). Small: Adds only 50-60k to a midlet. Fast to learn and to use (full javadoc).

(A WebWorm Crashed my website!! :( )BlueWalk is a small software for Symbian, it is the first automatic system for personal communication, that allows to communicate with the people around you. It will give you a new way of using phone.

FreePhone is an easy to use IP phone application. FreePhone supports major platforms and protocols. Features include Conference calling, Voice mail and Chat rooms. A SDK is available for you to make additional features.

mosel - Mobile Opensource SEcure Login:: client side:: J2ME Midlet, server side:: Apache Tomcat Server, Java servlet, back-end:: mysql. Login into Apache Tomcat servers pages whith your mobile phone.

This is a set of NFC applications that uses a common framework that interacts with the JSR 257. There are two application examples: NFCMuseum and Picking.

This C++ library has been designed as a Chrome SIP stack. Sippet is an open-source SIP User-Agent library, compliant with the IETF RFC 3261 specification. It can be used as a building block for SIP client software for uses such as VoIP, IM, and many other real-time and P2P communication services. The main target was to enable Javascript applications to use UDP, TCP and TLS transports along WebSocket. Existing SIP solutions for the browser are forced to use the WebSockets API to...