SM's Mobile Java

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Last Update: 2013-03-20

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An assortment of my J2ME applications and games (MIDlets) and perhaps in future one or two related utilities too, created while experimenting with Java on mobile technologies. A fully featured Sudoku game is the first - hopefully more to follow.

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