Joining the J2ME environment and Jini technology is an easy fit. Jini network technology enables small Java technology-enabled devices to talk with each other, and the J2ME environment enables the simple programming of small devices using the Java computing platform. This book will help you get a good start in the design and development of the next generation of connected Java technology-enabled small devices that will take the world beyond the personal computer.

Learn an extensible architecture for building internationalized Web applications with J2EE that support not only browsers, but also WAP, IMODE, and other client devices.

This industry pundit has strong opinions about what kinds of mobile apps will win and what kinds will lose. He also has discovered a hidden advantage to BREW that will guarantee it wins in the long run.

You've built your killer wireless app. Now what are you going to do with it? Run down the factors to consider when shopping your application to carriers.

Not only must WAP evolve or die, but i-Mode can teach us lessons about wireless adoption. Interview with Minerva Tantoco-Hobbs of AnswerThink.

With a little faith from Corporate America, wireless technology can survive the dot-com bust.

There are two competing theories of marketing that apply to wireless development. You can either be first to market and get in on the ground floor, or come in later with a much more developed and sophisticated approach--hoping that the knowledge you've gained by holding off outweighs your competition's advantages.

You're not limited to using WML tags for their intended purposes. By using clever combinations you can achieve some interesting effects that will make your wireless Web site stand out. Wireless Pro Jeromy Hill shows you how to make a wireless Web page display a constantly updated stock price.

Like business relationships, all secured relationships on wireless phones begin with a handshake. In this 10-Minute Solution, Jeromy Hill breaks down the differences between the various types of handshakes and explains why they're important for developers.

When new technologies hit the development world, the cheerleaders quickly segregate from the naysayers. The cheerleaders, as I call them, quickly rise to the occasion to exalt the benefits and advancements of the 'latest and greatest.'

XML stylesheets are helpful in addressing your concern, as a developer, about how best to support multiple browsers on multiple devices.

In this 10-Minute Solution, Jeromy Hill examines some of the function calls that are available to the Wireless Telephony Application Interface (WTAI) and shows you how to add them effectively to your applications and create the kind of seamless integration between voice and data devices that you ultimately seek.

Apps that have small footprints and don't crash? What a retrograde concept! Jim Fawcette foresees that a tremendous surge of wireless data access will force just that.

This 10-Minute Solution shows a quick list of steps that must be followed, complete with screenshots that will help walk you through the process of configuring Microsoft's Internet Information Server (IIS) for WML (Wireless Markup Language).

Wireless Application Protocolenabled phones give Web developers and content providers a new way to reach an ever-growing audience.

The wireless development environment may be more familiar to desktop developers than they think. Interview with Minerva Tantoco-Hobbs.