By Erik Starck | Published: November 5th, 2009
Finally we were able to unveil the beauty of XPERIA X10, our first phone based on the Google Android OS. We’re very happy to join the incredible success of the Android OS. This will be great!
Just to sum things up if you want to know more about developing for the X10:
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By Erik Starck | Published: October 29th, 2009
The security framework around Java ME is a topic for much debate. Believe me when I say, Sony Ericsson is well aware of the pain involved with signing and security prompts for midlets. This is something that the Head of Developer World, Simon Walker makes clear in our official announcement about a change in our signing policy for application submissions to our application store.
To sum it up, here’s the revised certification criteria:
* Applications can be unsigned at submission
* Applications that don’t require any permissions can be unsigned when deployed to the sales channels (NEW!)
* All Java applications must pass the Unified Testing Criteria .
* Applications that require permissions should be signed through JavaVerified or with Thawte Premium Server CA (NEW!) or Verisign Class 3 third-party certificates. (NEW!)
As always comments are welcome! You can also make your voice heard using this poll.
Erik Starck
Community Manager, Developer World
Posted in sony ericsson | Tagged java, java me, playnow arena | 2 Comments
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By Erik Starck | Published: June 12th, 2009
Sony Ericsson Phone Gallery
Using the Phone Gallery is a fast and simple way to find Sony Ericsson phones with a specific feature. Some things are not directly obvious, though. Finding the phones with ECMAScript (Javascript) support is one such feature. I added a wiki-page to our forum with a list of all browsers used in Sony Ericsson phones and whether or not they support ECMAScript. The list is here.
Erik Starck
Community Manager
Posted in sony ericsson | Tagged ecmascript, javascript, phones | No Comments
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By Erik Starck | Published: June 4th, 2009
A video of our JavaOne keynote can be found here. On stage are Christopher David, Rikko Sakaguchi, Patrik Olsson, Erik Hellman and Karl-Johan Dahlström. Erik is programming the JavaFX-based TweetMe application live during the keynote!
Jim Holliday from Sun has written a summary of the keynote here.
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