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I have decided to write this short post to bring up to your attention the problem with Wi-Fi network support on Blackberry. RIM has made an excellent move adding Wi-Fi support to their devices. I love Blackberries, they were always my favorite devices to work with, and they are decent phones too. Lets not start [...]
I was recently exploring the internals of Blackberry COD files and one of the first problems I have got was to remove a signature from the file to be able to modify it and re-apply another signature. One of the primary reasons why I have started all this was my desperate attempt to get some [...]
Today there are not too many technology alternatives when it comes to creating software for the cellphones. There is a number of platforms out there (like Symbian, Linux and now even Apple with the iPhone) but there only 3 of them that can be really considered for mass-market development: J2ME (the most widely available one), [...]
One of the most interesting aspects of the mobile applications is the asynchronous messaging. SMS messages, despite their small size and other limitations represent a very important mechanism the applications can use for various purposes: sending small connectionless notifications from the client to the server, waking up the inactive application on the user’s [...]
As you know, MIDP version 2 (in fact, CLDC 1.x) offers very limited networking support. While trying to come up with a very simple, highly portable and as much flexible as possible networking API, Sun has missed a couple of important things. One of them is the ability to open HTTP connections through a proxy [...]