ShoutSpace Goes Mobile

I am still on the j2ME wagon and enjoying it. It took me little time reuse my J2SE code and write a J2ME client for ShoutSpace (below running on PocketPC, Nokia 3650 (MIDP1) and 6630 (MIDP2) and . It only visualizes the messages, but it looks rather trivial to move forward, the fun being to do GSM positioning soon.

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  1. Smart Mobs Says:
    April 23rd, 2005 at 11:31 pm

    ShoutSpace

    A geographical messaging system for the EPFL community as a segway to an ontology of spatial communication “ShoutSpace enables users with WiFi mobile devices (PDAs and notebooks) to see their position on the EPFL campus and to leave messages to…

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