iPhone is Getting Java Support
November 16, 2007 by David
Currently iPhone does not support java applications being run on the device, though that may change soon.
A Sun Microsystems official said he believes that Java is going to be ported for the iPhone. He said that Apple is planning to release an SDK for the iPhone in early 2008, which would result in Java ME (an open-source phoneME version of Java) being created for the device.
Java support on the iPhone is a long sought thing for Java developers, but so far Apple has refused to support them. An effort, which would allow many currently popular Java applications to be run on the device, as well as great compatibility.
Thanks: ComputerWorld
Tags: app, Apple, application, iPhone, OS
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iPhone is Getting Java Support
Article by David
David Geguzinskis is a Torontonian who enjoys technology and likes his iPhone His hobbies are photography, nature and sports. He likes to ride his bike in the winter.
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