A news flash system for mobile devices using J2ME

Khaled Belhoul; Mohamed Jamal Zemerly; Arif Al Hammadi

A news flash system for mobile devices using J2ME

Khaled Belhoul
, Mohamed Jamal Zemerly
, Arif Al Hammadi

Electrical Engineering

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Abstract

An application (termed NewsFlash) that delivers important news articles to mobile device users is currently under development using Java 2 Micro Edition (J2ME). The application is considered ubiquitous as it runs on many different Java enabled mobile devices while on the move. The news items are delivered according to the user preferences. The system uses the GPRS/MMS mobile technology rather than the old SMS which was found to be a nuisance to some users of already available similar systems. NewsFlash consists of a web service, wireless connectivity and a range of information devices. In this paper, the critical parts of such system and the way the NewsFlash application was developed will be elaborated.

Original language	British English
Pages	42-46
Number of pages	5
State	Published - 2005
Event	11th Annual Scientific Conference on Web Technology, New Media Communications and Telematics Theory Methods, Tools and Applications, EUROMEDIA 2005 - Toulouse, France Duration: 11 Apr 2005 → 13 Apr 2005

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Conference	11th Annual Scientific Conference on Web Technology, New Media Communications and Telematics Theory Methods, Tools and Applications, EUROMEDIA 2005
Country/Territory	France
City	Toulouse
Period	11/04/05 → 13/04/05

Keywords

GPRS
J2ME
Mobile devices
News flash
Ubiquitous computing

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A news flash system for mobile devices using J2ME. / Belhoul, Khaled; Zemerly, Mohamed Jamal; Al Hammadi, Arif.
2005. 42-46 Paper presented at 11th Annual Scientific Conference on Web Technology, New Media Communications and Telematics Theory Methods, Tools and Applications, EUROMEDIA 2005, Toulouse, France.

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