About Sony ericsson sdk
Software 3: Sony Ericsson SDK 2.0.5.3 for the Java ME PlatformAnteriormente los desarrolladores de aplicaciones para celulares usaban el software de Sun Microsystems, el software actualmente denominado Java ME software Development kit 3.0, se necesitaba para editar compilar y probar los códigos java, este software se integraba al NetBeans para mayor facilidad.Ahora los grandes fabricantes de celulares del mundo entero, como Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Motorola, entre otros han desarrollado plataformas completas para poder ejecutar programas usando Java en su versión ME (Micro Edition) para sus celulares sin la necesidad de descargar el software de Sun, por ejemplo Sony Ericsson, desarrollo la plataforma denominada Sony Ericsson SDK actualmente en su versión 2.0.5.3. El software de Sun incluye una serie de emuladores genéricos, para probar los programas realizados en java mientras que el software de las grandes compañías incluye emuladores específicos de sus teléfonos celulares, esa es la razón del porque yo uso el Sony Ericsson SDK 2.0.5.3 en lugar del Java ME SDK 3.0, ya que mi teléfono es un Sony Ericsson W595a, y por lo tanto me conviene usar esta plataforma, aunque yo haga el programa en esta plataforma igual puede ejecutarse en un teléfono de Nokia o de Motorola que soporte Java.Donde Obtengo el Sony Ericsson SDK 2.0.5.3El software se obtiene de la siguiente dirección:Donde por cierto hay muchísima información sobre Java ME entre otras tecnologías que se pueden usar para los teléfonos de Sony Ericsson, en nuestro caso solo nos interesa el SDK para java, la figura siguiente
Key features of the Sony ericsson sdk that are enabled through these drivers include:
- Sony to Acquire Ericsson’s share of Sony Ericsson - Sony
- Sony Ericsson Panel SDK for Xperia X2 available for
- Sony Ericsson embraces XPERIA devs with Panel SDK
- Sony Ericsson releases Xperia X1 SDK Beta
- Free sony ericsson sdk Download - sony ericsson sdk for Windows
- Sony Ericsson J2ME SDK Download
- Sony Ericsson Releases 'Capuchin' SDK
Is anyone not trying to woo mobile app developers? Sony Ericsson has launched an SDK for its first Windows Mobile device, the forthcoming Xperia X1. The beta software development kit enables programmers to build and test Xperia Panels and other apps for the device which runs Windows Mobile 6.1. Sony Ericsson describes the Panels as 'lightweight apps' which enable users to customise the X1's user interface. Sony Ericsson said Panels support HTML and Microsoft's Visual Studio development environment. Developers will be able to test their efforts directly on their PC, rather than having to have use phone hardware. The company added it will be creating a dedicated category for Panels in its content competition this year - presumably in the hopes of drumming up developer interest in the X1. The X1 - its first Windows Mobile device - was shown off earlier this year at the Mobile World Congress trade show, with a mooted launch date of the second half of this year. The mobile maker recently denied rumours the X1's launch would be delayed. A spokesman told silicon.com a launch date would be announced next week but added that Sony Ericsson online shop states the handset will ship in October. Speaking to silicon.com recently, Gavin Byrne, research analyst at Informa Telecoms & Media, said mobile companies are involved in "a land grab for the application developers' mindshare". Sony Ericsson is not alone in serenading app makers. Last month Google released an SDK for its upcoming Android mobile OS and has been showering cash on developers - in the form of app competition prizes. Meanwhile Apple CEO Steve Jobs recently revealed the company raked in $30m in sales of iPhone apps in the first month it opened its doors - a mere cut of what its developers have turned over in app sales. Editorial standards
