icrosoft recently unveiled the Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition, which supports different screen orientations and higher resolution display for mobile devices. The new screen orientation capability means you can view
IDP provides a lot of efficiency and flexibility when building user interfaces. The efficiency part can be seen in what MIDP calls the high-level user interface controls, which is what
he long-awaited Smartphone 2003 platform finally supports the .NET Compact Framework. With this support, developers can now write managed Smartphone applications using C# or VB.NET. However, the current Smartphone 2003
ne of the biggest challenges of writing software for mobile devices is creating user interfaces that work across a number of devices. As an application is deployed from device to
he Evans Wireless Development Survey is a detailed report of extensive, in-depth interviews with almost 500 developers active in wireless application or infrastructure development. It was conducted in the Spring
s J2ME gains prominence, the range of things that developers can do with Java on devices is expanding. This month I’ll cover the Mobile Media API (JSR-135), which is an
ith MIDP applications streaming into the marketplace, security is becoming more of a concern. What assurance does a user of a MIDP-capable device have that what they download will not
n February, DevX Editorial Director Michael McCarthy and Editor-in-chief Lori Piquet sat down with four developers?two in the U.S. and two in Europe?to discuss the mobilization of the enterprise. Why
ith an estimated 100 million Java-enabled handsets on the market today?a number projected to grow to 1 billion by 2006?it’s clear that the opportunity for wireless developers is enormous. However,