Janus Symbian Engine, the custom made extension that will help you improve Flash Lite functionalities, has become an open source project! You can simply head to the official page here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/janussymbianeng/

Janus Symbian Engine, the custom made extension that will help you improve Flash Lite functionalities, has become an open source project! You can simply head to the official page here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/janussymbianeng/

Download it, contribute to its development and use it with Janus Symbian to expand the boundaries of Flash Lite! Of course now Janus Symbian Full and Lite have become just Janus Symbian, and it’s free to use even for commercial projects. You can find Janus Symbian in both the Janus trial package (downloadable from the website) and the registered version (available only to customers as a private download).

Related Link: http://sourceforge.net/projects/janussymbianeng/

As is well known, the number of devices on the market, and their features, are growing continuously; every now and then a new mobile phone or a PDA is launched on the market. At first, a mobile phone was employed just to make and to receive voice calls. Now, our device is a powerful object that allows us to listen to music, to take pictures and videos and to browse the web. These multimedia capabilities couldn’t be ignored by the MIDP 2.0 designers, which had to design an open, simple but powerful framework to manage multimedia data. The problem was always the same: the device has a small amount of memory and a not very powerful CPU. As they did for the others classes, they decided to start from a subset of an existing API, the JMF (Java Media Framework). They had two alternatives to do that: Read more »