>Why JavaME exactly? >It's kind of getting long in the tooth compared to JVMs running on >modern smart phones....
>Not to mention smart phones usually have a soft or hard keyboard, >rather than twiddling about with 12 keys to type things out.... To try and support as many as possible - Qt is another option when the Symbian version becomes available, Android is interesting but maybe not widespread enough yet, iPhone is platform specific (and has to be approved by Apple which is a big problem), .NET again is platform specific. I'm not sure that many modern phones support full Java do they? For instance the Nokia N-series (which are usually considered smartphones) use Java ME, not full Java. Nick _______________________________________________ talk mailing list talk@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk
