134 Several people have asked me to summarize my overall "take" on this year's JavaOne conference, so here goes: Java for the desktop and server (J2SE and J2EE) have matured and their JavaOne coverage was all about utility, while wireless Java (J2ME) has reached the point of ubiquity and is shifting fast ... f

134 Several people have asked me to summarize my overall "take" on this year's JavaOne conference, so here goes: Java for the desktop and server (J2SE and J2EE) have matured and their JavaOne coverage was all about utility, while wireless Java (J2ME) has reached the point of ubiquity and is shifting fast ... f

12a I attended Kari Pulli's and Tomi Aarnio's "Advanced Game Development with the Mobile 3D Graphics API" on the final day of the conference. They started with an overview of JSR 184, including initial attempts to subset J2SE's Java 3D API and why those were eventually abandoned (the short of ... f

12a I attended Kari Pulli's and Tomi Aarnio's "Advanced Game Development with the Mobile 3D Graphics API" on the final day of the conference. They started with an overview of JSR 184, including initial attempts to subset J2SE's Java 3D API and why those were eventually abandoned (the short of ... f

143 I stayed pretty busy on day 3 speaking to developers and blogging during midday, then hosting the impromptu Wireless Booze & Schmooze (aka the JavaOne Mobile Meetup) that evening. Pictures from the schmooze (hover on each photo for its caption): Russ also captured a short video of everybody using my Nokia ... f

143 I stayed pretty busy on day 3 speaking to developers and blogging during midday, then hosting the impromptu Wireless Booze & Schmooze (aka the JavaOne Mobile Meetup) that evening. Pictures from the schmooze (hover on each photo for its caption): Russ also captured a short video of everybody using my Nokia ... f

113 I'm catching up on a number of JavaOne 2004 related entries, apologies for the delay (the conference always seems to have a way of eating up every instant of possible blogging time, then right after JavaOne was over I had a long 4th of July holiday weekend with my family ... f

113 I'm catching up on a number of JavaOne 2004 related entries, apologies for the delay (the conference always seems to have a way of eating up every instant of possible blogging time, then right after JavaOne was over I had a long 4th of July holiday weekend with my family ... f

132 I've posted the slides for my "J2ME at Five: Where We've Been, and Where We'll Be at Ten" JavaOne BOF presentation. Click here to access the slides (PDF). Abstract: Java technology took the wireless world by storm when the Java 2 Platform, Micro Edition (J2ME) was first introduced for mobile ... f

132 I've posted the slides for my "J2ME at Five: Where We've Been, and Where We'll Be at Ten" JavaOne BOF presentation. Click here to access the slides (PDF). Abstract: Java technology took the wireless world by storm when the Java 2 Platform, Micro Edition (J2ME) was first introduced for mobile ... f

9c Stop by the Nokia booth before the JavaOne pavilion closes this evening and you can get the hottest tshirt of the show: "Mobile Geeks Rule" indeed! :-) f

9c Stop by the Nokia booth before the JavaOne pavilion closes this evening and you can get the hottest tshirt of the show: "Mobile Geeks Rule" indeed! :-) f

100 Three more pictures from the first two days of the conference, courtesy of my Nokia 7610 megapixel cellcam (hover over each photo for caption): Additional pictures and reports from the conference are available from the JavaOne conference homepage. f

100 Three more pictures from the first two days of the conference, courtesy of my Nokia 7610 megapixel cellcam (hover over each photo for caption): Additional pictures and reports from the conference are available from the JavaOne conference homepage. f

164 We've made a number of interesting announcements in our press releases, keynote address, and elsewhere at the conference. Among them: "Nokia announces support for Eclipse" (use new versions of Nokia Developer's Suite for J2ME and the Nokia Mobile Server Services SDK in your Eclipse development environment) "Nokia Expands Developer Support ... f