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How do you make programs for your phone? I've looked through mine but don't see anywhere where the option is available to create programs. How does it work?
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, Jul 03 2006 04:28 PM
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Posted 03 July 2006 - 04:31 PM
MrDiaz
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hmm you need IDE's for it I believe. You cannot create them directly on your phone.
See, cell phones use java for their applications, they are all java's applets. So you can create an applet and then import it to your phone.
See, cell phones use java for their applications, they are all java's applets. So you can create an applet and then import it to your phone.
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Guest_Kaabi_*
Posted 04 July 2006 - 04:40 AM
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That makes sense. But then how would you access it? Would it go into "My Stuff" or something like that? Can you choose where it goes (most likely the case)? Just wondering, I'm always questing for knowledge (sounds weird, aye?)
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Posted 06 July 2006 - 03:10 PM
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It really depends on the phone you have as to the programming process - cell phone programming can be a really tricky one.
Your best bet is with java, but the actual coding is dependant on the phone...
I.e. If you have a nokia 6610 (6611 in US?) then you would be looking at Series 40 architecture and programming in Java.
However, a nokia 6600 (6601 in US?) would be series 60 architecture and you could program in C++ (although modified) or Java again, but as the phone is different the coding would be different.
Your best bet is with java, but the actual coding is dependant on the phone...
I.e. If you have a nokia 6610 (6611 in US?) then you would be looking at Series 40 architecture and programming in Java.
However, a nokia 6600 (6601 in US?) would be series 60 architecture and you could program in C++ (although modified) or Java again, but as the phone is different the coding would be different.
