iMode Mobile Phone and Wireless Dev Notes

Home : iMode Notes Click here for the IMode Menu I lived in Japan from 1999-2001, and worked on development of applications with NTT iMode (officially spelled i-Mode, I believe) services, while working on the Wearable Environmental Media project at Keio University SFC. I am back in the US now (living in Boston), and am doing consulting on wireless application development. The mobile phone technology in the US is lagging about two years behind that in Japan, due in part I believe to the poor design of the WAP protocols, and a general inattention to numerous important design issues by the carriers and handset manufacturers in the US. I'll tell you all about it if you want... Note: My PicoBrowser Java MIDP browser library has been folded into the ilabs mobile app suite named JANUS, which is an Open Source project at https://ilabsmobiletoolbox.dev.java.net/ Some fun projects I worked on are listed below, including the WEM office keitai-controlled virtual bulletin board [screenshot], an experiment in a wall-sized phone-controlled personal and group display system. Here are some i-mode applications and iAppli Java applets that I wrote: iMode Server Side Applications and iAppli Applets My short tutorial on iMode application development GC Test Applet Test the GC on IAppli A GIF Map Viewer with Waypoints A Fixed Point Math Libary for IAppli A Port of Sun Java 3D Wireframe Applet for IAppli Notes on Java IAppli Development for the NTT DoCoMo 503i Java-enabled handsets. VGView Shape Viewer A scalable vector map viewer for IAppli PicoBrowser tiny browser/webserver for IAppli and Java J2ME MIDP phones. Squiral Game for IAppli phones (source). IAppli Comic Viewer. Downloads a long tiled image of a comic strip to the phone, which can be scrolled. Automatically fetches new comic daily from web site. iMode version of AmIHotOrNot. This checks your user-agent, so the iMode version is only visible on iMode phones. P503i External Keypad protocol Raw logic analyzer traces p503i-keyboard.zip   Web YOUR DOMAIN NAME Flames Document-centric is good. About Me Henry Minsky has extensive experience with a range of software and hardware development, including network services, mobile computing, machine intelligence, and electronic publishing. He most recently worked for an NTT DoCoMo research project at Keio University in Japan, on protoype mobile computing platforms. This work involved writing an embedded customized i-Mode browser for Java-enabled mobile handsets, and designing a server architecture for controlling a distributed set of multi-media devices on personal and environmental area networks. As co-founder of Universal Access Inc. he has developed several large Internet and web systems including the MetaHTML web application server and scripting language, and the XACT TCP/IP credit card processing protocol. Previously to founding Universal Access, he worked for Xerox PARC laboratory developing embedded image processing code for a smart copier platform. Henry has bachelor of science and master of science degrees from MIT in Electrical Engineering.

Or was it spelled Lazlo?

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