Apps for phones announce today the availability of Version 2 of the leading RAD tool for creating applications for phones and other wireless devices that support the J2ME Standard. The apps for phones RAD tool enables software developers, whatever their skill set, to build applications for mobile phones. The visual designer allows for a "drag and drop" development process and the automatic separation of UI from business logic simplifies the complex issues associated with porting J2ME applications between different phones. It provides easy integration with Web Services, which enables developers to integrate legacy systems and Internet servers.?‚

I've gotten this request a few times lately, so it's time to write it up here, no? With my 3650 I was pretty experimental - I loaded up just about everything I found and kept a lot of stuff that may not have done me a whole hell of a lot of good. With my 6600, however, I've been much more reserved. For one, I don't have as much money to spend right now on mobile apps, so some things I'd like to have I need to wait for. And secondly, not every app that ran on the 3650 runs perfectly on the 6600.