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For developers who are seeking to integrate SMS functionality into their software or applications, this project offers a range of simple solutions in the form of our SOAP, HTTP and SMTP API's that will allow seamless integration with our systems.
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Java library for encoding/decoding MMS messages. Also provides a simlpe client for sending MMS through a WAP gateway.
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A unified open source software platform based on Linux for mobile smart phone. The first stage features are call, sms, address book, multimedia, J2ME, application install, and smart phone full feature set, something like MS smart phone.
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Implementation of a protocol to let people summarize into a single address, similar in form to an email address, personal data such as electronic addresses or telephone numbers. This would be useful for handheld devices such as mobile telephones.
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comtorJ2ME is a library that simplifies J2ME software development. This is a set templates (java interfaces) that encapsulates Form , List and Canvas frecuent initilizations. Includes other useful classes RMS , StringTokenizer ,HttpConnection
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The eMATgine services are web services to be used with the multi-protocol and multi-display eMATgine server. They are used like plugins to an eMATgine server.
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