In my own experience of Java, I've just been playing with Mobizines - and it's a smashing experience on my Nokia N70 and I'm really enjoying reading the new content every day, getting the BBC headlines, and a free sudoku each morning. And it updates automatically over the air without any intervention from me which is very cool.However, it's been a disappointing experience on my Sony Ericsson K700i. I can download the application but no content - I'm guessing it's my wap settings or my operator settings, but even so, playing the role of Joe Public, I would have given it up as a bad job by now. Similarly, my colleague who has a K750i, had the same problems. She's on Orange contract and mine was t-mobile PAYG. Teething troubles I guess as this is a beta version. And this kind of trouble is common when developing Java applications on mobile - compatibility between handsets, by operator etc is a bit of a minefield.
Watch this space though around applications of this kind. There are more coming our way...
Hello Helen,
ReplyDeleteMy nme is John Stoneman and I work for Refresh Mobile which is the company behind Mobizines. I've heard about beepmarketing somewhere before and I can't put my finger on where it is, but anyway, I'd like to help you out with your Mobizines issue if that's OK. And it would be great to find out more about what you are up to at the agency.
Hi John
ReplyDeleteFeel free to get in touch offline and we can sort something out.
Hi John,
ReplyDeleteI guess this issue can not be solved for Sony Ericsson p910. well what do you say.