Java may have a foothold in the mobile space, but Adobe and Microsoft -- two competitors that cannot be counted out -- are circling.

The buzzword from the 2003 JavaOne conference was "Java everywhere." For many developers, understanding exactly what "Java everywhere" means is difficult since it does not seem to correspond with ...

The recent release of MIDP (Mobile Information Device Profile) features a major improvement over version 1.0. Version 2.0 includes enhanced mobile code and application security through a well ...

In-Depth Mobile Java: The Power of Millions With more development for mobile devices than PCs, now's the time to expand the network and capitalize on your investments, said Nokia CTO Pertti Korhonen ...

Mobile Distillery's solution uniquely addresses the time and expense associated with making Java mobile games available across multiple mobile devices.

Sun last week announced Java Mobile FX, a high-end software package for cell phones based largely on desktop Java software it recently acquired from Savaje Technologies. Sun also disclosed its plans ...

Since JavaFX was first announced at JavaOne in May, there has been a flurry of activity focused on improving the client-side user experience of Java. InfoQ interviewed Joshua Marinacci about ...

Sun Microsystems exec says Java is riding on the "high degree" of mobile application development in the region.

Oracle's planned acquisition of Sun Microsystems probably won't immediately affect the world of mobile Java, some industry observers said, though over time the company might have an interest in ...

Sun’s starting to phase out mobile Java (Java Micro Edition) that’s been the standard on cellphones and other small devices in favor of their standard edition, which are made for PCs ...