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10/19/2011 at 19:26
Davide
Oracle is moving JavaME forward at the point that RIM is abandoning Java.
They stated that we will not see a Java player for QNX phones and tablets.
Symbian is gone and now that RIM is abandoning Java I see no future for Java on mobiles if not using Android.
Is android the java you have in mind?