Why mobile Java applications?

In next few lines, we would like to explain the reasons why you should consider implementing your mobile project in Java.

Widely available

It is estimated that around 80% of all mobile phones delivered in 2008 are capable of running Java applications. This includes both consumer market (i.e. low- and mid-end devices) and smart phones. Applications for RIM BlackBerry are developed in Java. Google has based its Android OS development platform on Java. Most Windows Mobile-based devices are capable of running Java applications.

Better performance, user experience

Native applications developed for Java platform are executing faster than one in the browser. User interface is adapted to the user and particular operation. User is not constrained to the rendering capability of the mobile browser. This all results in more responsive and interactive applications, and better user experience.

More functions

Native applications have access to advanced capabilities of the device: camera, location services and GPS, file system, local data storage, multimedia, internet connectivity, implementation of security features, messaging.

Easy to deliver

Java applications are downloaded over-the-air , in similar way as PC applications. They can be also sent via Bluetooth devices. It makes easy to deliver on public locations.

Bright future

Java platform is developed and endorsed by industry giants such as Sun, Oracle, Nokia, Samsung and others. Capabilities of Java platform are constantly evolving, new operations and features are being designed and implemented in the new devices.

It is fun!

Finally, but not least important: making application in Java is experience! Development tools are mature, devices are full of features and community is vibrant and growing.

These were the reasons why are we focused on mobile application development in Java.

If you wish to connect mobile users to your IT solution, feel free to contact us. In the meantime, we invite you to check out the projects we were working on.