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Telecommunications Sony Ericsson offers application developers 'virtual' cellphones | Sony Ericsson offers application developers 'virtual' cellphones |
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| by Stuart Corner | |
| Monday, 27 August 2007 | |
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Page 2 of 2 Five of the phone models available for remote testing initially – the Sony Ericsson W880 and W580 Walkman phones, the K550 and K810 Cyber-shot phones and the T650 – are representative of Sony Ericsson's Java Platform 7 (JP -7). The W910 Walkman is based on the new Java Platform 8 (JP-8) supporting Mobile Services Architecture (MSA), the next-generation Java umbrella standard (JSR-248), as well as Java Binding for the OpenGL ES API (JSR-239). Featured Whitepaper
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"With the launch of this remote testing service together with Mobile Complete, Sony Ericsson is responding to consistent developer feedback in benchmarking surveys from the past few years about the importance of having early-access to phones and prototypes for testing purposes. said Ulf Wretling, general manager and head of content planning and management at Sony Ericsson. "The Virtual Lab gives us a fair-for-all, affordable and resource-effective means of being able to offer pre-commercial phones for testing to all Sony Ericsson Developer World members, not just the Premier Partners, and helps the community speed up the development process of new applications for our phones."{moscomment} |
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