Re: [GD-General] Last-second snag with J2ME midlet on T720 phone...

[Parveen K. <pk...@sf...>]

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Colin Fahey wrote:
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> 
> http://www.colinfahey.com/2002dec14_j2me_cell_phone/j2me_phone_apps.htm
> 
> Even if you know nothing about cell phone development,
> you might be able to get your own application running
> on your phone just by following the steps on the page
> above.
> 

There's a thread going on over at slashdot about this.
http://developers.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=02/12/14/160201&mode=thread&tid=100
As per usual, signal-to-noise is pretty low.

I have friend that is currently making cell phone games.  I believe he 
is using PHP and mysql.  This is the middle-man he is contracted with to 
take care of distribution, billing, etc.
http://airg.com

I have a few questions though about your article.

j2me is supposedly much slower than brew.  What's your experience with 
this?  Is there a good, easy way to bill customers so you can actually 
make money?

The next version of brew may actually use the gcc arm compiler.  Which 
will save a developer $1500.  But how much does Qualcomm charge for 
signatures/testing?

Parveen
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