java suport? Is it possible...

[Guest tormod]

Hi!

I have a qtek 7070 with win smartphone 2002.

Is it possible to make this to support java?

The reason I ask is that in my country there is a company that have made a small java aps that allow the user too send sms thru the gprs network (similar to us using msn, but the receiver do not have to be online..)

Any one??

Best regards

Tormod Torgersen

Norway

[Guest awarner [MVP]]

There is no Java support on Smartphone 2002

[Guest tormod]

ok! thanks for the quick answer..

what about the 2003 v. ?

if it's possible for the qtek owners to upgrade i mean....?

best regards

tormod torgersen

norway

Posted from my SmartPhone!

[Guest James]

but you can get sms through gprs.

look for a post called planus big announcement

or something like that!

Posted from my SmartPhone!

[Guest Maverick]

but you can get sms through gprs.

look for a post called planus big announcement

or  something like that!

Posted from my SmartPhone!

Whats the connection between Java and SMS?

[Guest Arisme]

it's vendor dependant ... Mitac and (former) Sendo handsets include a MIDP support, for example, which is done by a third party (non Microsoft).

[Guest ashley.flynn]

this is the closest we got http://smartphone.modaco.com/viewtopic.php...&highlight=waba havent heard anything since :)

[Guest tormod]

@Maverick

The connection is that in my country ( Norway ), there is a firm that have made a small java applet that let you send sms thru the gprs network. This is a lot cheaper then a normal sms

The downside is that both the sender and the receiver have too have the ap..

The price for one sms in Norway is now: $ 0,09

And the price for 1kb thru the gprs network is: $ 0,002

Whats the connection between Java and SMS?

[Guest Maves]

try this:

http://msmobiles.com/article.php/41.html

Maves