Rotary Dialer brings back old times on Nokia N9
I’ve always loved rotary phones, and that’s why I’ve released an old-fashioned Rotary Dialer app for Nokia N9 / N950 devices.
You can download the app from the Nokia Store.
I’ve always loved rotary phones, and that’s why I’ve released an old-fashioned Rotary Dialer app for Nokia N9 / N950 devices.
You can download the app from the Nokia Store.
I’ve recently released a new game for Nokia Touch and Type devices: The Big Map Quest.
The game uses Nokia Maps to let the player travel around the world, trying to guess where historical locations, country capital cities and other famous places are located. The features of this first release include:
Check out the video below to see the game in action.
The game is available for free on Nokia Store.
I’ve just released a new app for Nokia N9: The Football App.
The Football App features the major European soccer leagues, including:
For each league, the app allows to view live match results with complete scorers and lineups information, standings and top scorers.
You can download The Football App from Nokia Store.
I’m happy to announce that I am one of the winners of the Series 40 Java and Web App Competition competition recently held by the Nokia Developer community.
From the competition page:
Using the PositioningManager from Java ME Location API by Alessandro La Rosa (jappit). This wiki article explains how to use the PositioningManager from the Ovi Maps Java ME Location API to get information about the device location. Alessandro contributed a number of articles and a project; while this was our favourite, they are all very well written and provide an excellent insight into how to use the Java Location API:
Thank you Nokia Developer!
CONGRATS!!!
Grazie Leo
Congratulations
Thank you Kiran!
Congratulations! I came here from your stripes website!
Thank you Said!
congrats!.. some nice apps where developed there.
Thank you Manuel! You’re right, developers created some cool open source projects
Congratulations!
Hey Pit,
Congratulations!!
I have a question: The Java ME Location API has been made private. Any idea why?
Today I’d like to present a new open source Java ME project recently published on Nokia Developer Projects.
Run Tracker is a simple Java ME app that allows to track and record various parameters of running activities, including route, distance, duration and speed of each run.
The complete source code is available, and shows how to use some of the Java ME Location API features to integrate Ovi Maps mapping and positioning features in a MIDlet.
Check it out, and let me know your thoughts about it.
Today I’d like to present an article that closes the first part of tutorials about the Ovi Maps Java ME Location API.
When displaying a map in a Java ME application, it can be useful to be able to intercept events generated by the interaction of the user with the map itself, and the MapComponent and EventListener interfaces give complete support for keyboard and touch-based events.
Check out the full article, showing how touch events can be used to add markers to a map, and let me know your comments: Handling map events with Java ME Location API.
ardit 7:35 pm on November 11, 2011 Permalink
will this be avaible for symbian3???
pit 8:03 pm on November 11, 2011 Permalink
Hi ardit,
a Symbian^3 version of The Football App is currently not planned.
Anyway, I’ve released other soccer apps that are compatible with Symbian^3 devices, check them out here: http://store.ovi.com/publisher/Jappit/