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Originally Posted by WebbyBabe
I doubt it will have an MP3 player. But I can see it having bluetooth 1.3 mp camera and EDGE.
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Originally Posted by negative
Be careful what you wish for...
Yeah its wonderful that you'll now be able to view some java enabled pages but is does slow down the performance of the device when you are visiting these java enabled pages.... not significant enough to cripple the sidekick... but the performance loss is noticable |
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Originally Posted by poetic
im a direct dealer for t mob and my boss told me the other day that the sk3 should be out in the 4th quarter and that it will have bluetooth... i dunno about a mp camera.. but i hope it does..
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Originally Posted by Gutterpunk
Captain Obvious there. Enabling javascript (not java as you state) means transfering the script and any images or other data associated with the script (that you might not see initially), which translate in more data to transfert. Of course it will take more time. And thats on any embedded device or slower connections.
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Originally Posted by negative
Ok... what i meant was put a blackberry / other pda side-by-side... load a normal webpage and they all go at the same rate....
do the same thing with javaSCRIPT.... the other devices will load it faster than the sidekick.... thats what i meant, pretty much. |
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Originally Posted by ollywompus
Man, I hope this comes through soon, and I hope it really does include JavaScript support... that was one of the reasons I got rid of my sk2 in the first place. Now I'm coming back to one, and the JS support would be very welcome!
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Originally Posted by ollywompus
FYI to anyone who's interested, according to Danger's site, this is adding J2ME (Java) for developers to be able to write more Java programs for the SKII... not javascript (very different).
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Originally Posted by terryjohnson16
Are you talking about the OTA thats coming?
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Originally Posted by ollywompus
Yes, the coming OTA is supposed to have J2ME support, not JavaScript... 2 very VERY different things...
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Does anyone have any clue as to when this OTA will arrive?
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Originally Posted by gthompson75
it does where and when did it get this the ota is j2me as that was the deal with danger and sunmicrosystems i highly doubt next month sometime and if it is for tmob we can guarantee fido will be 3 months behind. the j2me sdk is out for devolopers to work with but from what i understood the ota won't be until late this year. I will put money on there being no sk3 till spring next year maybe even later, why would danger put out a new sk when sk2 was just released in most parts of europe and sells like crazy here still, fido just got more and had a huge waiting list.
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Originally Posted by terryjohnson16
I think the SK3 will be out by the end of this year, or early January/February. They always release a SK every year and a half. So, the SK2 came out for T-Mobile last August, so the SK3 will be coming by the end of the year/early next year.
The OTA is suppose to have JavaScript support. The SK2 already can view java pages. JavaScript and Java are different. |
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Originally Posted by gthompson75
give me some pages that i can go to and test this java on. also heres the info from the dev of danger
The hiptop® developer experience is improving. Danger is very pleased to announce that the next version (2.3) of hiptop software has passed compatibility tests with Sun Microsystem's Java™ 2 Platform, Micro Edition™ (J2ME Platform™). Danger has met compatibility requirements with the Connected Limited Device Configuration (CLDC) 1.1 and Mobile Information Device Profile (MIDP) 2.0 specifications within J2ME. We've prepared a special J2ME-compatible SDK that will provide you with a "sneak peek" to version 2.3. This SDK contains the core elements of version 2.3, allowing you to run your J2ME applications on the hiptop simulator. We've also documented the process of transferring sample applications (you'll need to access items directly from Sun) to our SDK. We plan to release the next version of the software to hiptop users later this year through over-the-air updates, allowing you to reach an enthusiastic and growing audience with your standard J2ME applications. Certification, publishing, and distribution of J2ME applications will work in the same way as current hiptop applications. What is required to get started with hiptop development? All hiptop application development (even J2ME development) is done using the hiptop SDK running under Sun's J2SE JDK. At the bare minimum you need Sun's J2SE JDK (1.4+), as well as a copy of the hiptop SDK. But isn't the hiptop a J2ME device? While the 2.3 version of the hiptop OS does support J2ME applications, the native API for the device is still a subset of J2SE with our own extensions. there you go some java info for you all straight of danger dev site p.s. don't over estimate the power of sk2 with os 2.1 |
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Originally Posted by terryjohnson16
J2ME is already enabled for the SK2. I mean JavaScript is coming via the OTA.
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Originally Posted by jgeorge
The current device does not support J2ME. The previous poster is correct that the upcoming OTA will add this support.
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| PALO ALTO, Calif. February 14, 2005 — Danger Inc. announced today that the next version (2.3) of its hiptop® software has passed compatibility tests with Sun Microsystem's Java™ 2 Platform, Micro Edition™ (J2ME Platform™). Danger plans to begin releasing the next version of its software to hiptop users later this year through over-the-air updates. Danger has met compatibility requirements with the Connected Limited Device Configuration (CLDC) 1.1 and Mobile Information Device Profile (MIDP) 2.0 specifications within J2ME. CLDC and MIDP have been a spectacular success for Sun Microsystems in the mobile phone and wireless device markets and have established Java™ as one of the premier standards in the mobile industry. Today there are 579 million mobile Java devices connected to mobile networks worldwide. |
| Through the content catalog that Danger provides with its hiptop devices, customers already have the ability to preview and then purchase and download various applications and content. Once the next version of Danger's hiptop software is released, Danger and its operator partners will have the ability to offer existing J2ME applications on the hiptop platform. At the same time, Danger and its operator partners will continue to work with the Java community to develop new applications that are customized to take advantage of the powerful features and intuitive user interface of hiptop devices. Ultimately this will make a wider array of content available to users. |
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Originally Posted by gthompson75
Terryjohnson your misguided, as stated in my earlier post sk2 have j2se with danger subsets to make it compatible. Further more when they state next software version they are referring to the os here's proof no j2me as danger states in there press release they say in version 2.3 chech your version it will be 2.1 which does not support j2me.
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Originally Posted by terryjohnson16
The Sidekick 2 already has J2ME already. Why don't you call your service provider and ask them? Also, read your manual, and specs. Only thing that would really help the Sidekick 2 is the ability to use JavaScript so more webpages can be viewed.
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Originally Posted by gthompson75
well service provider says no it doesn't but is coming in the near future when there is a new update and could you please post the info off your user manual as with fido we didn't get a paper manual just an online address and i imagine you have the same so should be np for you to post this info for us all to see.
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Originally Posted by T-Dubb88
Here, this is from the danger website:
"J2ME "Sneak Peek" SDK The hiptop® developer experience is improving. Danger is very pleased to announce that the next version (2.3) of hiptop software has passed compatibility tests with Sun Microsystem's Java™ 2 Platform, Micro Edition™ (J2ME Platform™). Danger has met compatibility requirements with the Connected Limited Device Configuration (CLDC) 1.1 and Mobile Information Device Profile (MIDP) 2.0 specifications within J2ME. We've prepared a special J2ME-compatible SDK that will provide you with a "sneak peek" to version 2.3. This SDK contains the core elements of version 2.3, allowing you to run your J2ME applications on the hiptop simulator. We've also documented the process of transferring sample applications (you'll need to access items directly from Sun) to our SDK. We plan to release the next version of the software to hiptop users later this year through over-the-air updates, allowing you to reach an enthusiastic and growing audience with your standard J2ME applications. Certification, publishing, and distribution of J2ME applications will work in the same way as current hiptop applications." |
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Originally Posted by terryjohnson16
The Sidekick 2 already has J2ME already. Why don't you call your service provider and ask them? Also, read your manual, and specs. Only thing that would really help the Sidekick 2 is the ability to use JavaScript so more webpages can be viewed.
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Hi, Thank you for taking the time to contact Danger. The device does not already have the java/j2me support integrated into it at this point. The article that you read basically states that we have reached an agreement with Sun and they are going to work with us so that we can integrate this functionality into the device. So to answer your question, this is something that will be forthcoming. There will likely be an Over the Air software update that would take care of this so the overall process once it is ready to be implemented would be painless. I'm sorry Danger does not comment on unreleased products, programs or services, since technology may change before products are released. However, Danger, Inc. is constantly innovating and bringing new products and services to market. For the latest information on our products and services, and All announcements of this type will be promptly posted on our website at www.danger.com Regards, Gary D. Danger Support Danger, Inc. |
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Originally Posted by WebbyBabe
I doubt it will have an MP3 player. But I can see it having bluetooth 1.3 mp camera and EDGE.
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Originally Posted by gthompson75
No matter what update they put out I'm disappointed with my sk2 or at least the fido version only aim messenger no yahoo messenger, crappy apps for min $8 fido gprs only works sometimes around the city of vancouver, os is to locked down no chance to mod it anyway so unless they put out the update by monday mine is sold and I would never by another danger product again as they are all about the money chargin for apps/games that people make as a hobby as I'm sure no one has gotten rich off developin for them. 1 last note my sk2 has slowed done considerably since I got it and put all my contacts taken some pics with it and my phone portion of it freezes constantly. The best thing has been the push mail.
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Originally Posted by Blastpass
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