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The admiral
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Anyone know which programming language was used to programme the panasonic gd68 mobile phones?? And if ya know is it possible to programme your own games or software for them using that langaue??

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OSX Using Happy Dude
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Posted: 26th Sep 2003 15:36 Edited at: 26th Sep 2003 15:37
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If its like my Blackberry phone/PDA it'll be Java.
In my case, yes, I can program it if I wanted to learn Java (which I dont).


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Mattman
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hehe, Java is not bad. Once you get to know OO then you are ok. I started to learn, and it's a free language to learn!!!

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Shadow Robert
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Posted: 26th Sep 2003 16:58
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depends on the OS onboard...
most you'd use Java with a phone specific class, however Symbian based phones use C++

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Van B
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Posted: 26th Sep 2003 17:09
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I never wanted a mobile phone until I saw some of the cool games on TV, I mean who would'nt like Speedball2 on their mobile phone!.

How about DB Lite for mobile phones...


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Posted: 26th Sep 2003 21:51
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I recommend OOP for everyone on these forums.


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The admiral
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I always thought it would be cool to have a mini windows on my phone but i guess im dreaming.

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not dreaming, impatient, it will happen one day


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David T
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Quote: "I always thought it would be cool to have a mini windows on my phone but i guess im dreaming."


Orange SPV?!?

I have it next to me... it runs MS Smartphone 2002 and has to start up... seems like windows to me (plus it has the "Powered by MS windows sticker on the back).

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The admiral
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well if they get like an os for mobile devices then they can have a whole new area of game programming as they can be more advanced...even 3d if I knew a bit more about this stuff I might consider trying to make something compatible.

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