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This is Amit from India. Working on J2ME since 1.5 years (application/games/3D games).
Presently working with CNBC TV18 India Ltd.
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Vodafone RnD has developed a new application that permits users to contribute to articles in wikis. You can view and edit articles, and also upload photos from your device. Try this application on Betavine and contribute to this open source project over at the Forge.
The Betavine team will buying everyone dinner on Saturday night, at the 3rd annual BarCampBrigton on the 6th and 7th of September.
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Vodafone R&D and “Instrumentación y Componentes (Inycom)”, an Aragon-based Technological company have just released a SIP Stack for mobile devices which performs for you the 3GPP procedures for registering, instant messaging and other services, read more here. It exposes the IMS functionality by a high level API, hiding the technology complexity and enabling you to develop 3rd party IMS applications in an easy way. You can either view the project page on Betavine or the actual developer project over at the Forge.
We've just released version 2.0 of betavine.net. In December we decided to re-write the whole platform using standard open source components. This gives us greater flexibility, allowing us to develop new site features for you to use.
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The Vodafone UK Student Campus Life competition has now come to a close. The 3 winners have been announced.
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The Nokia Student WidSets competition has now come to a close. The Widsets team have announced the three lucky winners with more details on our site.
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We are pleased to announce the first of a series steps we are taking to help promote Betavine apps to a wider audience. As of lunchtime today, there is now a link to betavine.mobi in the Applications area on Vodafone Live! in Spain. This is a fantastic opportunity that opens up Betavine to over 16 million mobile users! If this proves popular we hope to link with other countries in the near future.
The homepage displayed to users accessing the site from Vodafone Live! contains a set of 'Featured Applications'. If you would like to showcase your application via this channel, please email webmaster@betavine.net.
Vodafone Global are launching a suite of applications that work on a range of phones. Due to the way apps are hosted, and our inbuilt feedback and deployment system they have chosen Betavine to partner with.
Why not have a look at some of the apps!
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 amit_prog CNBC TV18 (India) |
26/2/07 9:15 AM
Introduce yourself here!!
Hi,
This is Amit from India. Working on J2ME since 1.5 years (application/games/3D games). Presently working with CNBC TV18 India Ltd. |
 Steve Vodafone Betavine Team |
26/2/07 4:15 PM
RE: Introduce yourself here!!
as a reply to amit_prog
Hi Amit,
Welcome to Vodafone Betavine! I would like to get your feedback on the site as we are in "beta" and will develop the site in response to user feedback. Steve |
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amit_prog CNBC TV18 (India) |
26/2/07 6:15 PM
RE: Introduce yourself here!!
as a reply to Steve
Hey steve,
I would definitely give u some feed back on the site after a few days. Let me see the entire site....i just signed in today ;) Regards, Amit |
 Sparrow Vodafone R&D |
1/3/07 3:15 PM
RE: Introduce yourself here!!
as a reply to amit_prog
Hi all,
my name is Oscar G. Im working with J2ME applications from more than 4 years, also I participate in Expert Groups inside of Java Community Process JCP more concretly in MSA JSR-248/249 and MIDP 3.0 JSR-271. I'm in Vodafone Group R&D department. Regards, Oscar |
 olafdunn Volantis Systems Ltd |
6/3/07 9:32 PM
RE: Introduce yourself here!!
as a reply to amit_prog
Hi,
Im Olaf, ive been working in the mobile industy for over 3 years now. I am working as a Mobile Device Strategist at Volantis Systems, attaining partnerships with OEMs and Carriers. Also providing a consultancy service to users requesting device information, best practices and general device advice (for example how to best develop content for a range of devices etc..) |
 Jules |
11/3/07 4:27 PM
RE: Introduce yourself here!!
as a reply to olafdunn
Hello,
I'm Julian and I'm in my final year of a computer science degree at Leicester Uni in UK and for my final project I'm creating a multi player poker game in J2ME. Only got 2 months left of my course and will probably do a masters in Cryptology after that. Looking forward to chatting to you all in the future!! |
 egrilmez |
20/3/07 3:40 PM
RE: Introduce yourself here!!
as a reply to Jules
Hi all,
I have been dealing with j2me and symbian for 5 years and done plenty of stuff in business and consumer market i live in the Bristol,UK and currently dealing with several projects in the field of mobile and embedded programming Cheers Bulent |
 steve |
3/4/07 12:38 AM
RE: Introduce yourself here!!
as a reply to amit_prog
Hi I'm Steve. I'm involved in web application development as a hobby. Not really interested in the handset side. I am interested in Ruby on Rails, Asterisk, Geolocation, Geocoding and DOM/XHTML/CSS.
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 ThunderBird Vodafone |
4/4/07 12:51 PM
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as a reply to steve
Hi, I'm Amr.. & i'm actually working in sales (at Vodafone), but i work as a free lancer designer (Web design, Application Design, Multimedia... etc.)
I'm so interesting in Mobile Applications & Graphics specially the Java Games & it's graphics design.. but i didn't get the chance to involve in any game design before. See you around guys :) Amr H. |
 Sticky NHS |
20/4/07 8:12 AM
RE: Introduce yourself here!!
as a reply to ThunderBird
Hi, I'm Dave.
I work for the NHS. Official Job title is Internet / Intranet Development Assistant (which basically means updating two websites). However, since starting 6 months ago I have developed various PHP and MySQL web applications including calendars, quizzes and phone books. Absolutely loving it! Next Challenge will probably be a CMS or Helpdesk Application... Little more scary than the miniApps I've made so far! See you around. |