There are many companies emerging to offer J2ME App Development. Digital Infoware is the IT solutions provider that has come forth to offer J2ME App Development services. With its strong commitment ...

With the rise of Sun’s Java 2, Micro Edition (J2ME), companies that want to develop applications specifically for embedded devices now have a language that allows them to do so. Unfortunately, what’s ...

Borland Software Corporation today announced the immediate availability of Borland JBuilder MobileSet 2.0 for rapid development of mobile and wireless applications for the Java 2 Platform, Mobile ...

The Java 2 Micro Edition (J2ME) gives Java developers the opportunity to leverage their skills onto a wide variety of mobile devices. Of course, mobile devices are diverse in their capabilities and ...

A new technology’s successful adoption often depends on its development tools. Good tools help new developers more easily get started and make experienced developers more productive. For instance, the ...

Sun Microsystems Inc. this week introduced new developer programs aimed at simplifying Java development for applications that run on mobile phones. The first program will create a standard way of ...

eWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More. Just a week after declaring its independence, the Unified ...

When Sun revamped its Java technology a while back in an attempt to more closely match each developer’s target platform, the Java platform was split into three specialized platforms: the Standard, ...

J2ME allows desktop or enterprise Java developers to migrate their existing skills to build smart mobile applications for enterprises and consumers. Those skills include basic concepts of the Java ...

In the war between the world's two biggest platforms, a weakness in one J2ME specification may be opening a window of opportunity for Microsoft that could have a chilling effect on the heat in Java's ...

THE K VIRTUAL Machine (KVM) started out as a research project within Sun Labs called the Kauai Virtual Machine. Initially called the Spotless VM, it was used to test limited memory JVM configurations.