(keitai-l) Re: approved - and not - applis for J-phone (new vodaphone J-SH53, 256 MB SD card, secured music is silence)

Greg, to add to Michael's answer.....

My J-SH52 can also move Java apps from keitai to SD card and then run the
Java apps from SD card.
I haven't tried putting the SD containing Java app into another SH5x keitai
and moving it to the new keitai ....but I guess it might work.
Has anyone tried this yet?

If you want alternatives to the applis on the J-Sky menu, you can go to web
sites like Spicy Vector.
Check it out at http://jp.appget.com/pc/

The site is primarily used for uploading apps onto the phone for testing but
if people make their uploaded apps public you can download their apps.
You just need to input your keitai's email address on the PC site and Spicy
Vector will send an email with download intstructions.

The site is in Japanese so (depending on Japanese level) you might want to
try a translation engine to work out what is there
I find these two quite useful - http://www.nifty.com/globalgate/  and
http://babelfish.altavista.com/

Cheers

Andrew

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Subject:	(keitai-l) Re: approved - and not - applis for J-phone (new
vodaphone J-SH53, 256 MB SD card, secured music is silence)


Greg

If its anything like the SH51, I think it is not generally possible to use
the SD card for Java transfers. The 51 (and probably others like it) permits
Java programs to be transferred to a SD and in doing so, the phone sets up a
directory & encrypted file structure. It seems to me if you were privy to
J-PHONE's scheme, it may be possible to put your own apps on the card and be
readable by the phone. Maybe being a preferred developer or something like
that might give you SD slot access - I don't know.

Regards

Michael.


>From: "Greg Conquest" <conquest@spamcop.net>
>Reply-To: keitai-l@appelsiini.net
>To: <keitai-l@appelsiini.net>
>Subject: (keitai-l) approved - and not - applis for J-phone (new vodaphone
>J-SH53, 256 MB SD card, secured music is silence)
>Date: Sat, 7 Jun 2003 18:31:37 +0900
>
>
>Hello all,
>
>I just bought the new vodafone J-SH53 this week. It is bilingual,  has a
>1-megapixel CCD, SD memory card slot, a 240x320 color screen, and runs Java
>applets. I can download the Java apps through J-Sky via the phone, I know,
>but I'd like to know what other choices I have. Are there other choices for
>Java applets that will work on the Java-capable phones? I do use .ipk files
>on my Sharp Zaurus (download to PC, transfer to memory card, insert memory
>card in Zaurus, install), but I can't find anything about installing Java
>applets from the SD memory card on a mobile phone, and vodaphone seems to
>think only approved apps downloaded via the phone directly will run.
>
>                   ----- Greg Conquest -----
>                    http://gregconquest.com
>
>PS I am using a 256 MB Panasonic card, and it seems to work fine. The
>Owner's Guide says cards up to only 128MB will work.
>PPS The phone dos also have a music player, but it doesn't play mp3's, just
>secured music -- pretty much useless as a music player for me with all the
>file transfer inhibiting protections, etc. A Java mp3 player would be nice
>to add ;-)
>
>
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