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I usually don't go mountain biking in an eighteen wheeler, so for casual web browsing and data apps a basic phone with web capabilities might be enough. So yes
by Thiz 13y ago
I usually don't go mountain biking in an eighteen wheeler, so for casual web browsing and data apps a basic phone with web capabilities might be enough.
So yes, there is a market for that too.
As a developer I say, bring it on.
- wmf 13y agoAs long as it's not slower than a J2ME feature phone.
- grayrest 13y agoShouldn't be too bad. The original B2G dev phones were the Nexus S, which doesn't look that far off in terms of processor specs. It's been 6+ months since I've done a build for the Nexus S but the perf was generally acceptable but dropped the occasional animation frames like the earlier gen android phones.
- camus2 13y agoMy 2005 midlet phone runs arcade games that could not even run in a modern mobile browser. Mind you,since J2ME is pretty limited, java midlets are developped with these limitations in mind. modern HTML5 games are not developped with crappy Firefox os performances in mind. That's the reason why i dont believe in that javascript buzz driven product, it's just irrelevant.