Chris Swann Rocking Out On County Television Network Java Jams Acoucstic

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H Dhami performing at Middlesex University, part of the BBC Asian Network University Tour

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Listen to Dan Berg, Peter Reiser (aka Reiser 2.0), and Neeraj Mathur talk about Sun’s latest social and business networking tool for customer engineers at Sun.

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The Star7 (*7) was a prototype for a SPARC based, handheld wireless PDA, with a 5″ color LCD with touchscreen input, a new 16 bit –5:6:5 color hardware double buffered NTSC framebuffer, 900MHz wireless networking, PCMCIA bus interfaces, multi-media audio codec, a new power supply/battery interface, radical industrial design and packaging/process technology, a version of Unix that runs in under a megabyte, including drivers for PCMCIA, radio networking, touchscreen, display, flash RAM file system, execute-in-place, split I/D cache, with cached framebuffer support, a new small, safe, secure, distributed, robust, interpreted, garbage collected, multi-threaded, architecture neutral, high performance, dynamic programming language, a new small, fast, true-color alpha channel compositing, sprite graphics library, a set of classes that implement a spatial user interface metaphor, a user interface methodology which uses animation, audio, spatial cues, gestures, agency, color, and fun, a set of applications which show all of the features of the *7 hardware and software combination, including a TV guide, a fully functioning television remote control, a ShowMe style distributed whiteboard which allows active objects to be transmitted over a wireless network, and an on-screen agent which makes the whole experience fun and engaging.

All of this, in 1992! While the Star7 may have never entered commercial production, Oak, the language behind it all, became the very popular Java programming language.

Copyright (c) Sun Microsystems.

For more information see:
https://duke.dev.java.net/green/
http://blogs.sun.com/jag/entry/the_green_ui

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go to : applications/java (or java world) /options / network settings or something like that :

this should stay like this:

APN : internet

username :

password :

proxy OFF

save settings.

Then install Softick PPP 2.21 but don’t run it yet.

Connect your phone with the USB cable(check with studio from samsung if it is connected right

Enable Serial Java download - #*536963#.

Then start softickppp ( not active yet!) check in the settings if ss_mdm0 is enabled. Check it.

Set softick to Active.

Enter Serial Java menu #*5737425#, and choosePPP up and then USB.

Then load a JAD file in Uploader.exe

Then go in the menu t o Serial Download.

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Part 1 of Java Jams episode shot at Lestat’s in San Diego with host Isaac Cheong

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Java Jams episode with The Wrong Trousers being interviewed and performing 3 songs at Lestat’s, with host Isaac Cheong

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Here is a poor quality video of a new application called CornerSpace CM3. CM3 makes Apple iPhone style interfaces a reality for consumer quality cell phones worldwide. CornerSpace has announced the release of CSpace.mobi where comsumers can get a freeware taste of this new UI experience. Developers are also able to purchase the sourcecode for CM3 for use in their own applications.

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Paul Curreri is interviewed & performs @ Lestat’s in San Diego. Part 1 of half-hour episode of Java Jams on CTN

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Cellmate http://www.mcliques.com : Cellmate demo

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