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  • Java Streaming for the Wireless Web


    Java Streaming for the Wireless WebAs the march towards rich-media solutions for mobile continues, some partsof the evolution remain a challenge - such as common standards and digitalrights management. But the Java virtual machine offers several advantagesfor the carriers, device manufacturers, content developers and end users. This week’s program digs into the details with Tim Smith, managing director of Hello Network Asia. *Disclosure Note* HNA has been an active technology partner for WWJ since our inception. However we strongly feel that this support should not exempt the company from fair coverage of their recent successful mobile application deployments. Full Program Run-time 17:20

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    Posted: 30 August 2003 | Filed: New Tech & Services, Video Programs | Feedback | Print |
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