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Insignia brings Java to Smartphones 2002

Insignia has announced the availability of its Mobile Foundation technology for Microsoft’s Smartphones 2002 platform.

The Insignia Mobile Foundation will enable Smartphone 2002 devices to run J2ME applications, broadening the range of mobile services available to users. It conforms to an enhanced version of the Java CLDC/MIDP specification, designed for relatively low power devices such as smartphones and communicators. According to Insignia it will ship on Smartphones 2002 products which are due for commercial availability prior to the end of the year.

“We have been working closely with Smartphone licensees to incorporate our Mobile Foundation technology into the devices powered by Microsoft Windows for Smartphone platform,” said Mark McMillan, president of Insignia. “Working together, we have optimised our Java technology-enabling software to provide a seamless and rich mobile experience that will speed the adoption of these devices by the market. This enables wireless operators to seamlessly deploy the widest range of mobile services to users and consequently increase revenues and reduce churn.”

Marek Pawlowski

Marek Pawlowski is the founder of MEX. Since 1995, he has focused the MEX business on helping digital industries to develop better, more profitable products through improved understanding of user behaviour with mobile devices and wireless networks. MEX is best known for its events, research and consulting, which balance commercial, technical and user insights to define the future of mobile user experience.

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