(September 24, 2002) -- SpiritSoft and Softwired, leading providers of
open-standard messaging technologies, have announced an alliance that enables
customers to benefit from the industry's best open-JMS frameworks and robust
J2ME solution for connectivity to the mobile enterprise.
Softwired's iBus//Mobile supports the development of mobile solutions that
make business applications accessible on various mobile/cellular networks.
iBus//Mobile offers true mobile connectivity, with support for disconnected
operation and integration with most common carrier technologies.
SpiritWave Open JMS Framework enables enterprises to leverage and integrate
existing legacy systems - including IBM WebSphereMQ and Tibco Rendezvous - to
build robust, flexible and future-proof Java applicati... (more)
French telecom major Alcatel has made its choice of platform for running Java
applications and services in its "One Touch" 735i mobile phones: JBlend,
which is now licensed by 13 different handset manufacturers and deployed in
mobile phones offered by wireless operators around the world.
JBlend is the flagship product of Aplix, a Sun Java licensee since 1996, and
includes a high-performanc... (more)
Some of the UK's biggest media companies, like News International and
broadcaster Endemol, are anticipated to start rolling out initiatives
designed to provide them with more direct relationships to consumers using
mobile handsets. According to leading analysts, media companies are seeing
mobile Java (J2ME) as the perfect platform by which to deliver content
directly to subscribers.
What... (more)
(February 28, 2003) - North America's very first wireless J2ME-based software
app for viewing and sharing photos on Java-enabled mobile phones has been
announced. Called "MyMobilePix," the application is the joint work of Tira
Wireless, a publisher of wireless Java apps for mobile phones, and Photogra,
a provider of online digital imaging solutions.
Leveraging Photogra's back-end Web-based... (more)
(February 13, 2003) - Tira Wireless, a publisher of wireless Java
applications for mobile phones, and Photogra, a provider of online digital
imaging solutions, have announced MyMobilePix, the first wireless J2ME-based
software application available in North America for viewing and sharing
photos on Java-enabled mobile phones. MyMobilePix leverages Photogra's
back-end, Web-based service a... (more)