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EffDom is an alternativ or complement to XML. EffDom is focused on compact datasize and efficient parsing which makes it well suited for embedded and mobile applications. Please visit www.effdom.org.
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WiCast
Multicast UDP Server and Client
WiCast is a project designed to Multicast UDP datagrams over WiFi networks. It consists of two parts a Multicast Server and a Multicast Client. -
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Open sourced rating project. Initially intended to sit on top of a JAIN/SLEE server in the telco domain but forks may port to other domains.
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A version of jazz (see http://jazzlib.sourceforge.net/) for mobile devices. It allows to handle zip and jar archives on devices (e.g. smart phones) executing a KVM
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Enables remote slide view, control and navigation on any (mobile) device providing HTML browsing capabilities. Primary development focus is iPhone and Microsoft Powerpoint / OpenOffice Impress.
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An experimental set of tools for text analysis and dictionary construction. One goal is to improve text-input e.g. on devices with touchscreens using dictionary-based symbolic on-screen keyboards.
