Nokia and Vodafone to simplify mobile Java standards
Last update:  26-08-04 Submitted by ahbao
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Nokia and Vodafone today announce the formation of a mobile service architecture initiative. The aim of the initiative is to simplify mobile Java standards by defining the next generation, open standards-based mobile Java services architecture specifications.

 

 

The initiative has received widespread support from leading representatives of the mobile industry, including Orange, Siemens, Sony Ericsson, Sun Microsystems and T-Mobile International. It is expected that a number of these companies will join Nokia and Vodafone to become members of the Expert Group for the specifications created by this initiative.
 
By using the specifications, developers can create software that is easily portable from one Java-enabled mobile device to another. The management framework of the mobile Java services architecture also includes security enhancements. 
It will support advanced remote platform and application management for enterprises and service providers by enabling delivery and management of software components to mobile devices over-the-air. This is expected to result in cost savings for mobile software maintenance. Furthermore, it will offer business users and consumers an easy way to have the latest applications and services available on their mobile devices.  
The participants of the initiative have committed to deploy the platform, and the first reference implementations are scheduled for next year.




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