I've just released Trigonometric Calc + Benchmark. Who has the fastest phone?

Originally Posted by chuckknight

In his defense, I just downloaded the JAVA version, which should run on my SMT5600.

Say...a question. How does one install this app on a Windows SmartPhone? I've never used a JAVA app before, though I know it supports them.

And, won't this program measure only the efficiency of the JAVA interpreter, and not the phone itself?

-- Chuck Knight

Originally Posted by lulu836

And you posted this in the Audiovox forum because....................

Originally Posted by sblantipodi

because what?

Originally Posted by lulu836

No, dude, you STILL don't understand. This forum is for those of us who own or possibly want to own an A-U-D-I-O-V-O-X cell phone. Your phone is a
M-O-T-O-R-O-L-A.

Originally Posted by sblantipodi

no one could post his result?

Originally Posted by lulu836

There's a really good posibility that no one cares.

Originally Posted by sblantipodi

Not always people do something for primary interest otherwise forum have no reason to exist.

Originally Posted by lulu836

While I totally support your learning how to do something new, I find posting ":: :: ::" to keep your topic current to be somewhat annoying.

Originally Posted by lulu836

Not entirely confident that I am able to interpret the fundamental gist of your statement; however, I will "give it a go" as we say. The "speed" of anyone's phone is somewhat irrelevant when compared one on one in the light of brand, carrier and features. In my particular case, if it makes a connection to the number I call, if the ringtones I uploaded work, and if my screensaver and wallpaper appear as desired then I'm a happy camper. Others may not feel that way. My motto is: "If it feels good, do it". While I totally support your learning how to do something new, I find posting ":: :: ::" to keep your topic current to be somewhat annoying.

Originally Posted by lulu836

OK, guess I've tortured you enough but remember this: No one at this time can run a Java applet on a Brew 2.0 phone. :rolleyes2

Originally Posted by sblantipodi

mmmmmm
Are you sure?
I think you are wrong because on jbenchmark site there are some result of Audiovox phones.

Originally Posted by Kreet

Nope, they are BREW phones my friend, and nothing will change that. However, I did see some news articles about a Java VM for BREW enabled phones... while not currently available to the general public (as far as I know), this may allow us to test your application.

http://www.qualcomm.com/press/relea...01/press17.html

I for one know my provider does not offer this, only signed brew applications through "Get It Now".

Course, with Java being not natively supported, your program won't really give a result as to how "fast" the phone is, but rather how well the BREW Java VM was made and how fast it can translate bytecode. In the end, a pretty poor benchmark. Especially since right now the distributed BREW phone apps are designed to run perfectly on the lowest common denominator. So having a faster processor for these really doesn't matter.

Seems more like an attempt to start a Digital Penis Size contest:
MINE's Bigger than Yours! It runs all the apps exactly the same... but... this program says mine's better! Woo!

Really, I don't see any other reason to be chewing on people who really can't possibly have any use for your software as of now.

Originally Posted by Kreet

Really, I don't see any other reason to be chewing on people who really can't possibly have any use for your software as of now.