Zev Blut is a software developer in the R&D department for Yamatake Corporation in Fujisawa, Japan. He has worked with the i-mode Java API since the phones were released to the public in January 2001.
Here in Japan, where it's common to see someone thumbing away on a cell phone
while on the train, NTT DoCoMo was one of the first companies in the world to
release Java-capable mobile phones. In the ensuing six months, more than four
million users have adopted the phones - and the number is growing. That's a
good enough reason for an aspiring J2ME programmer with a sense of adventure
to learn a little about programming Java applications for NTT DoCoMo phones.
Before I go into the technical details on how to develop for these phones,
let's talk about the types of devices available ... (more)
Zev Blut is a software developer in the R&D department for Yamatake Corporation in Fujisawa, Japan. He has worked with the i-mode Java API since the phones were released to the public in January 2001.
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