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i.JV30 is Motorola's next-generation implementation of J2ME and features the latest Java APIs, including the MIDP 2.0, Connected Limited Device Configuration (CLDC) 1.0, Wireless Messaging APIs (JSR-120) and the Mobile Media APIs (JSR-135). With i.JV30, application developers can use development tools such as Metrowerks' CodeWarrior Wireless Studio version 7, as well as Sun's J2ME Wireless Toolkit.
By providing a comprehensive, highly-integrated J2ME software and hardware solution, the Innovative Convergence platform will greatly accelerate adoption of the Java MIDP 2.0 global standard. The MIDP 2.0 standard enables developers to take advantage of advances in application development for graphics, new and enhanced gaming, audio, end-to-end security, and other features.
i.JV30 is designed for the industry's three-million-plus developers who use Java technology, and supports a rapidly growing market for the development of applications and services for new handheld multimedia devices, smartphones and mobile entertainment products. i.JV30 is integrated with Motorola's i.250 Innovative Convergence platforms.
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