How to use S60 Platform Services to create accelerometer based user interaction with Adobe Flash Lite
In this article I and Mario Barbosa are going to show tips and tricks to use accelerometer sensor data to better create user interaction and improve game and user interfaces. Enclosed in the article you will also find two full implemented swf and the respective source code to download. Please, enjoy and give us your feedback!
The S60 platform allows Flash Lite applications installed on S60 mobile devices to access data from the physical sensors of a device using the Sensor Service API.
How to use S60 Platform Services to create accelerometer based user interaction with Adobe Flash Lite
What is Java?
Sure, It is a common question from non-tech users. While talking with a bus conductor he asked me "I have Java on my phone but please, explain what is Java".
It's important to note the widespread acceptance of the Java technology on mobile devices and also know the benefits to have Java embedded on your phone. Every technology has benefits and faults. At this point of view there isn't difference with Java technology.
Like many others Java can be used to produce and run games and softwares on cellphones and computers.
If you want learn more and maybe make a game for your cellphone you can start here.
I will be glad to help you in this new journey 
How to package Flash Lite content in a JAR
Thomas posted a really great how to start with Jarpa development tutorial. Thomas is the same guy that have been working in the FITC Mobile Conference Guides.
Check it out now! Thanks for sharing Thomas!
Forum Nokia 2008 Code Example Challenge Winners
Hey readers,
The contest invited more than 50 developers around the globe to submit nearly 300 code examples and applications to the Forum Nokia Wiki. The Challenge provided a great amount of new and exciting code snippets that other developers can utilize for their innovative and creative applications.
The winners are:
- Den Grigorenko (LBS)
- Hayden Porter (Flash Lite)
- Faisal Iqbal (Flash Lite)
- Dou Yongwang (Widgets)
I received a special prize ( Nokia 6220 Classic Device ) for write the article: how to connect a Flash Lite application to underlying Java ME . It's cool!
[help] Looking for the best software license to publish Jarpa source code
Hi readers,
I'm going to release Jarpa source code but before that I need your help.
What's the best software license to match your needs? Looking forward to hearing from you soon!
what: Presenting i2’s innovations / when: 23th May / where: UFPE
Next week, I will be presenting i2 tecnologia and talk about how to drive the innovation to create new games and applications.
Full agenda
16th May:
Playlore Gameworks – Chedwick Montoril
Manifesto Game Studio – Vicente Vieira
Preloud – Bruce Souza
23th May:
i2 Tecnologia – Felipe Andrade
Jynx Playware – Allan Araújo
Meantime Mobile Creations – Tarcísio Câmara
More info.
Sony Ericsson cross-breeds Java and Flash
In a move sure to spark protests over 'Frankenstein code' Sony Ericsson has done what no human being had previously thought possible - it has created a new tool that enables developers to combine aspects of Java and Flash technology in a single app.
Project Capuchin (as in the type of monkey) will be made available by SE in the second half of this year, after a showcase at Sun Microsystems' Java One conference next week.
In short, Project Capuchin will allow 'pure Flash Lite content to be encapsulated in Java ME applications', with the help of Sony Ericsson Developer World tools.
SE says more advanced capabilities will make it possible to create Java ME applications where some or all UI components are defined in Flash.
Rikko Sakaguchi, SVP and head of portfolio and proposition at Sony Ericsson, said: "[We are] excited to introduce our new bridging technology to the global developer community as it further strengthens our relationship with this community and underscores our ongoing commitment to support an open, healthy and thriving mobile ecosystem."
Gary Kovacs, general manager and VP for mobile and devices at Adobe," added: "Using Adobe Flash technology as one part of this new bridging technology will ensure further innovation for mobile users when Flash developers gain access to the Java applications’ functionality and intelligence allowing them to create applications with the ultimate user experience."
via ME
Jarpa Framework created by i2tecnologia and Alessandro Pace have been doing the same but without manufacture support. I hope to see how many devices will support this 'new' technology and how Capuchin are doing this interaction.
Adobe Flash Lite 4 or Adobe AIR Mobile?! What is coming?!?!
As part of the today's announce of Microsoft Silverlight for Nokia S60/S40 devices and the announce of Google Gears Mobile for Internet Explorer Mobile on Windows Mobile 5 and 6, I'm thinking about What is coming on Flash Lite 4?! will Adobe replace Flash Lite for AIR/Flex mobile?!
I'm very confused at this time and I'm going to make some questions for Adobe Mobile Team:
What are the plans for the next Flash Mobile platform?
Are you planning to hearing what developer’s would like to see in Flash Lite 4 or Adobe AIR Mobile?
Are there any efforts from Adobe to porting the Flash Lite Player for Google Android?
Going to Bossa Conference by Bike (104 miles)
Next month I'm going to Bossa Conference, a perfect place to discuss on open source software for mobile embedded platforms.
I'm getting ready to go by Bike ( 104 miles ). During all the trip I will be using my N95 with an embedded Flash Lite GPS enabled application. You will be able to track all the trip!!!
The conference will be held at the Summerville Beach Resort during 16th to 19th of March. I'm also looking for anyone interested to sponsor the trip. All collected funds will be donated to GAC, a group that supports children with cancer.
I'm looking forward to hearing from you!
Anina Dress Up: Mobile Rules! ‘08 Finalist!
I have nothing to say!!! Take a look at Mobile Rules!
Looking for a N810 (Maemo 4)
For a long time I've been looking for a N810. The main reasons to not acquire this wonderful product here in Brazil are:
- price
- fees
very bad... very sad... I really want one! There is an unique alternative.. change fees (import) for software developers... Brazil. Please, tell me. What do you want from me? =/
Interview with Sharon about the ANINA DRESS UP game on your mobile
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Yahoo! oneConnect merges mobile IM, mail, SMS
Groundbreaking New Service to Aggregate Mobile Communications, Centered Around a Socially-Connected Address Book
BARCELONA, Spain, Feb 12, 2008 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Yahoo! (NASDAQ:YHOO), a leader in developing mobile-first
experiences, is driving the industry towards the future of mobile communications with Yahoo! oneConnect(TM). In 2007, Yahoo! revolutionized mobile search with Yahoo! oneSearch(TM), an optimized search experience designed for the mobile device.
Today the company will unveil a plan for similarly reinventing mobile communications by demonstrating its upcoming Yahoo!
oneConnect service. Yahoo! oneConnect is expected to become available in the award-winning Yahoo! Go 3.0 and Yahoo!'s
new mobile home page in Q2 2008.
"Last year we set out to reinvent mobile search with Yahoo! oneSearch, and today with 29 operator partnerships around the world covering more than 600 million subscribers, we believe we have certainly succeeded," said Marco Boerries, executive vice president, Connected Life, Yahoo!. "Now, we intend to reinvent mobile communications through Yahoo! oneConnect, a revolutionary new mobile communications service that will combine integrated mobile messaging with a socially-connected address book."
Yahoo! oneConnect will be the first mobile product with an open architecture that aggregates communications tools - email,
instant messaging (IM), text messaging (SMS), and social networks - for a new level of convenience in mobile communications.
Mr. Ice Cream nominated for IMGA: only one of two Flash Lite games nominated overall
The International Mobile Gaming Awards (IMGA) is a yearly contest for the most innovative and creative mobile games in the world. The objective of the IMG Awards is to create a new and exciting set of awards to recognise the world's most talented mobile game developers.
Mr. Ice Cream from Pixelthis was the unique Flash Lite game to be recognised by the IMGA as a finalist for the casual game category.
The other winning games included:
Best licenced IP - Furby Island by Lemonquest
Best 3D Game - One Sequel by Digital Legends Entertainment
Best Gameplay - Dirk Dagger and the Fallen Idol by Jadestone
Best Casual Game - Treasure Arm by Tequila Mobile
Nokia and Google to 0ffer Google Search to Nokia customers worldwide
Industry leaders collaborate to provide mobile users fast and easy access to relevant information
Mobile World Congress 2008, Barcelona, Spain/Espoo, Finland - Nokia and Google today announced that Google's popular search engine will be integrated with the Nokia Search application. The integration will begin in select markets with the Nokia N96, Nokia N78, Nokia 6210 Navigator and Nokia 6220 classic. Google search will be extended to additional Nokia handset models in the future. Ultimately, Nokia will make Google search available to its customers in over 100 countries around the world, serving mobile owners speaking more than 40 languages.
Nokia Search, now with Google, offers fast and easy access to web information from the handset. In addition, Nokia Search also makes it possible for users to search content on their device and use local search engines for a complete search experience. Nokia Search is available on many devices and provides direct access with one click from the active standby screen, saving users time and steps in their searching. Once users have found the information they are seeking, Nokia Search enables users to act on that information by engaging device assets such as maps, messaging or the browser with just one click.
Orange and Nokia cooperation in the areas of location based services, mobile advertising and gaming
Orange and Nokia sign MOU on value added mobile services
February 12, 2008
Cooperation in the areas of location based services, mobile advertising and gaming
Mobile World Congress 2008, Barcelona, Spain/Espoo, Finland - Orange and Nokia have signed a memorandum of understanding in order to partner on value added services such as location based services, maps, mobile advertising and gaming. There is a strong intent to follow with a strategic partnership by mid 2008.
By combining Orange's marketing, customer and service expertise and Nokia's strength in device development and integration, the two companies will extend the way customers use and enjoy their mobile handsets. Nokia will continue to support Orange's Signature device strategy including common applications.
The partnership will be underpinned by co-marketing and sales activities, building on and increasing the collaboration that already exists between the two.
The world’s leading smartphone software S60 extends leadership with six new devices (LG-KT610, Nokia N96, Nokia N78, Nokia 6220 classic, Nokia 6210 Navigator and Samsung G810)
More than 150 million S60 devices shipped to date
Mobile World Congress 2008, Barcelona, Spain/Espoo, Finland - S60 software, developed by Nokia, is licensed to some of the world's leading mobile phone manufacturers including LG Electronics, Nokia and Samsung. Today at the Mobile World Congress, these licensees announced six new devices based on S60 3rd Edition complementing their device portfolios and leveraging the next wave of Internet experience and usability enhancements.
"Consumers are increasingly demanding intuitive Internet experiences and S60 on Symbian OS is ideally positioned to deliver compelling devices for a wide range of market segments. We are delighted to see new S60 devices launched by these leading manufacturers," said Matti Vänskä, Vice President, Mobile Software Sales & Marketing, Nokia. "S60 strategy is to give consumers choice and simplicity, delivering the best consumer experiences that allow their mobile devices to add real value to their lives."
LG announced LG-KT610, the sleek new device powered with HSDPA connectivity and GPS navigation capabilities. Nokia N96, Nokia N78, Nokia 6220 classic and Nokia 6210 Navigator all exhibit different location based and multimedia experiences from pedestrian navigation to geotagging and movie viewing to video and photo sharing. Samsung G810, with with a 5 megapixel camera, HSDPA and Wi-Fi connectivity, allows users to enjoy multimedia features at higher data download speeds.
Today's announcements bring the total number of S60 devices launched to 73. Over 150 million S60 devices had cumulatively been shipped by S60 licensees by the end of January 2008. Over third of these are S60 3rd Edition.
How to protect Flash Lite content with OMA DRM 1.0
Developers, content providers, and operators are all involved in protecting mobile content. Digital Right Management (DRM) is an important issue in the mobile world and it is a complex environment to work with. Open Mobile Alliance DRM (OMA DRM) can be used to protect Flash Lite content. OMA DRM has two specifications 1.0 and 2.0. Both DRM solve the same problem – protecting content. I will briefly explain the differences in OMA DRM 1.0 and OMA DRM 2.0 and how to apply OMA DRM 1.0 Forward Lock to Flash Lite content. Note that this is not an easy topic and it is important to understand all entities involved in the process of protecting content.
Alessandro, thanks for sharing!
Skyfire browser for Mobile supports Flash 9 Content
I just found a new mobile browser called SkyFire. It supports embedded content such as Flash 9, QuickTime, Java and more. It claims that its software offers desktop browsing speeds on a handheld, with no restrictions over media content display and accessibility.
The Skyfire private beta will initially support Windows Mobile phones in the U.S. In the coming months, they will introduce a version for Symbian phones. Other phone platforms and geographies are on the roadmap too.
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Mobile Advertising Book – Supercharge Your Brand in the Exploding Wireless Market
Mobile advertising is the stuff of which great cocktail party conversations are made. Some research houses are telling us to expect a $12 billion market by 2011. There's plenty of buzz surrounding mobile advertising. The next step is transforming that buzz into real business.
Mobile Advertising—Supercharge Your Brand in the Exploding Wireless Market is about assessing the market opportunity and understanding its challenges and issues so as to make money and create long- term value with mobile advertising.
Chetan, Joe, and Victor will be discussing the intricacies of the mobile advertising industry and discuss the following topics:
· Development and history of mobile advertising
· Effects of the Internet and consumer control
· Metrics and measurements for advertising success
· Complexities, structural deficiencies, and barriers
· Business models for successful implementation
· Case studies covering current practice around the world
· Technology problems and practical solutions
· The consumer experience and the future of mobile advertising
Chetan Sharma is President of Chetan Sharma Consulting and a leading strategist and advisor to influential technology and media brands worldwide.
Joe Herzog is Senior Director of Local Search Products at Infospace, Inc., a leading mobile search, media, and technology company.
Victor Melfi is Chief Strategy Officer at Voicebox Technologies and an expert in technology strategy, direct marketing, and advertising.
March 19th 2008
5:30-6:15
Registration, Networking, Food
6:15-7:15
Book Presentation and Q&A (Chetan, Joe, Victor)
7:15-8:15
Panel Discussion (Brian, Omar, Ujjal)
8:15-9:00
Networking and more Q&A
Where (Parking free on campus after 4:00pm)
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459 Lagunita Drive
Stanford University
Stanford CA - 94305
MIDP 3.0 is Available for Public Review
The Public Review version of the MIDP 3.0 (JSR 271) Specification is now available for public review.
The Expert Group for JSR 271 is looking for comments and feedback from the Developer Community on the MIDP3 Spec.
What’s new in MIDP3?
MIDP 3.0 introduces a number of new features that are intended to enable a wide range of applications and services, as well as to improve the stability, and predictability of MIDP implementations.
These new features are :
• Support for both CLDC and CDC
• System and Application Events
• Concurrency
• InterMIDlet Communication
• RMS Data Provisioning & RMS Interchange File Format
• Shared Components (LIBlets)
• MIDlet Categories (Screen Savers, Idle Screen MIDlets, Auto Start MIDlets)
• Multiple MIDlet Suite Signers
• LCDUI enhancements: Support for multiple displays, FileSelector, tabs etc.
Download :
The specification can be downloaded from jcp.org
http://www.jcp. org/en/jsr/ detail?id= 271
or from opensource.motorola .com
Comments :
Your comments on this specification are welcome and appreciated. Comments can be directed to the 'Public Review Comments' discussion forum on opensource.motorola .com (preferred as the project is housed there) or to the JCP (Java Community Process) mailing list for JSR 271 comments (jsr-271-comments@ jcp.org).
Open Issues:
The Expert Group for JSR 271 is seeking input from the mobile developer community on some Open Issues.
•Layouts: Can a Form be Horizontally Scrollable?
•Granularity of System Events Coverage & Groupings
•Need for Multiple Splash Screens
•Need for Scalable Image Support in High-Level UI Components
•Mandating SVG Tiny 1.1 as an Image Format
The specification will be up for Public Review till March 24, 2008.
Thanks for sharing Balwinder.
Nokia Beta Downloads
I just found this useful link http://www.nokia.com/betalabs/applications... I will download an test some of these applications this weekend. I'm not always surfing... I'm not updating my position because my friends were searching my life. NO PRIVACY =D
Why you can’t embed Flash Lite SIS installer in your mobile application! bug or not?!
I just read a post from Jukka's blog and found an explanation about why I can't embed a Flash Lite installer in Flyer Framework or Jarpa.
I'm not sure what is the better answer but what can I do?! Only request! you can also help signing the petition. Thanks!
PAMP: Portable Apache MySQL PHP for Symbian Devices (N95)
From Nokia Labs:
The acronym AMP refers to a solution stack of software, usually free software / open-source software, used to run dynamic Web sites or servers. The original expansion is as follows:
* Apache, the Web server;
* MySQL, the database management system (or database server);
* PHP and sometimes Perl or Python, the programming languages.
The combination of these technologies is used primarily to define a web server infrastructure, define a programming paradigm of developing software, and establish a software distribution package.
Supported Devices
PAMP has been developed using:
- Nokia E90 and
- Nokia N95 8GB
that both have 128MB of RAM, but any S60 3rd Edition device with 128MB of memory should be fine.
PAMP has successfully been installed and tried on N95 and E61i that both have 64MB of RAM and if you primarily just want to run MySQL they and any S60 3rd Edition device with 64MB RAM should be fine.
I also found a great review from Maximiliano Firtman's Forum Nokia Blog. humm.. maybe a day I will see Flex Data Services running on my Nokia Device! I really want this!
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