what is the best phone/pda ordevice so that i can code and test some j2me midlets and test them on mobile?
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The best PDA/device that suited for J2ME development is the one that has suppport for MIDP 1.0 or 2.0. These devices can be from Motorola, Nokia, BenQ-Siemens or Sony Ericsson. \nFor a list of devices that supports J2ME, check this site below from Sun.
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testng what language, hardware or tool?
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From Froogle.com you can get one at speedy-pda.com  $50.90 http://www.speedy-pda.com/eshop/product_info.php?products_id=284&osCsid=4cc13f6046f0bb64091715d167b60b08
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J2ME Java 2 Micro Edition.\nOne of it's application is in Handphone applications and game programming.\nIt run on KVM.
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You are taking what.. TTL from the cell phone?  What part of the cell phone?  Running off the cell phone battery or your own supply?  How fast are you running your clock 2MHz?  \nNot knowing any of these I can only tell you what I used for my transciever interface was a MSP430 from TI.  I would highly recommend that.  Or a ATMEGA1280 works really well also.  Both are great and come with a code environment and demo code which will help you get started.
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http://www.motomodders.net (you need to be a member to download, but membership is free)has some great apps for interfacing with the the V3, if you have the USB cable of course and the the p2k driver(you probably have that already).\n\nAs for wallpapers and ringtones, make your own, it's easy and free.\n\nFor Java 2 applications try\nhttp://www.getjar.com \nbut you will need the cable and the right software, like p2ktools, to upload the games.
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If the I-PAQ will do it through a browser, it might work, depending on the browser on that device and the JAVA support.
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Depends on what u wanna do with the pda.\nIf you are just going to use it as an organizer and are a little short on money... go for one of the cheaper palms OS ones (made by palm).\nOtherwise, if u r in it for the whole mobile media experience (MS office, media player, wireless internet etc.) get a Windows mobile (or PocketPC) based PDA. \nbtw, Palm the company has split its hardware and software divisions.. the hardware company actually makes PDA loaded with windows mobile now, in addition to PalmOS.\nLink: \nhttp://web.palm.com/products/smartphones/index.jhtml\nhttp://www.palm.com/us/products/\nhttp://www.hp.com/country/us/en/prodserv/handheld.html
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Nokia and SE suck! theyr both overpriced...\nmotorola would be a better choice for techy users that is... better yet O2 hehehe
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Maybe this can help you http://mobile.yahoo.com/resource_center/tutorials/tutcontent?name=pda
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Are you trying to run a java game through a j2me emulator?\nThat's what it sounds to me. If that's true then ofcourse the emulator will not know the MouseAdapter class because j2me does not have awt classes. \n\nIf you are looking into changing a game from normal java to j2me you will have to think -amongst many other concerns- of a way to replace the use of mouse with keys - unless your device has a pen. \n\nin general, to replace mouse selection with key selection you have two options:\n1. create an order of focusable components and let the user use keys to move and select (arrow keys + fire key)\n2. emulate a virtual mouse pointer that moves with arrow keys.\n\nIn the first case you need to create implementation that parses the input keys, maintains a current selection, and know how to get to the next selection depending on the next input key. This is usually hardcoded in j2me games.\n\nIn the second case, it's easier to implement because you only need to know the positions of your elements and the cordinates of the virtual mouse pointer. But in some cases it's really the wrong option (i.e. for menu options)\n\nWhich of the two ways you'll want to go for really depends on the type of interaction you want to convert. \nOf course you may choose to do both :)
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go to Nokia.com and you should be able to get a USB to Nokia wire with drivers for about £10. try getting the Nokia PC suite and it should recognise the type of phone.
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this is a great free book to get you starting writing\nj2me games :\n\nhttp://www.jasonlam604.com/books.php\n\nIt's free and I its also much more practical than many of the books you can buy.\n\nGet used to searching the internet for example code.\nA good way to find j2me code is to go to google and write:\n\nmicroedition + yourWord filetype:java\n\nworks wonders....
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go to developer.nokia.com , yes , you can use symbian C++
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http://www.download.com\n\nGoto mobile section and you will find a variety of mobile software.
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Look for the software at your cellphone web page
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I'd say having mobile phones which combine decent MP3 players and reasonable PDA functionality. People don't want to carry separate MP3 player and phone. So the phone companies are working on it, as are Apple, allegedly.