Bombus is a free software instant messaging client based on XMPP. Its website is in Russian but there is an English help page.
SVN: http://svn.xmpp.ru/repos/bombus/trunk
There is also Bombus NG (New Generation) for Windows Mobile (written in C++). It is also open sourced under GNU GPL.
SVN: http://svn.xmpp.ru/repos/bombus-ng/trunk
Rhomobile’s open source mobile application framework Rhodes lets you quickly build native mobile applications for all smartphone operating systems: iPhone, BlackBerry, Windows Mobile, Symbian and Android. Mobilizing with Rhomobile consists of creating a RhoSync source adapter, generating an application with Rhogen, editing your HTML templates and Ruby controller actions and building the resulting application in your mobile development environment of choice. These are true native device applications (not mobile web apps) which work with synchronized local data and take advantage of device capabilities such as GPS, PIM contacts and camera.
Locify is a mobile Java application which enables regular user to connect GPS, browse maps, save places of interest, record routes, use navigation and other location based features. Locify is a framework - you can build a location based application just using XHTML. Basic feature is, that you can append a location to the request to your server. Then you can return the user some location-relevant content. Also all Locif features is available to the web developer as well - you can send the user an KML file, use maps, navigation etc.
Spring ME provides an implementation of Spring to Java based platforms that do not support reflection, such as Java ME.
This is a quick rundown of what Spring ME supports:
• Property-based injection;
• Constructor-based injection;
• Injection of primitives, such as integers, booleans, etc.
• Injection of anonymous beans;
• Injection of beans based on references;
• Injection of lists;
• Init and destroy methods;
• Lazy initialization and eager initialization;
… and last but not least: Spring ME is capable of leveraging all goodness provided by the Spring IDE.
SalesforceAndroid is a “simple smart sample application” for Salesforce on Android.
Let’s start bringing up Android application collaborating with Salesforce. It’s open source project and concept proof version app for salesforce mobile client on Android platform, so you all could join this project and exert your ideas, skills and desires on the Android.
The progress information is given in this web page: http://lg3d.blogspot.com/
Five is a system designed to efficiently extend the reach of your media to various personal devices such as your cell phone, laptop, and work PC. Currently the system includes a reference server implementation and an Android client, with a proof-of-concept desktop Linux version coming soon.
MGMaps Lib SDK is a lightweight Java ME mapping library. It gives an easy way to add mapping capabilities to your Mobile Java applications. Currently it supports slippy maps (with OpenStreetmap and other sources), searches, KML overlays and GPS positioning. The kit is currently available on Java ME and Blackberry platforms.
It is available under GNU GPL in addition to the commercial license. So it can be used for free in open source projects. Registration is required for downloading the source code.
Tracker.py is a GPS mapping application aimed at helping hikers that want to track their position on a digitized map.
NiiMe is a Python application using the accelerometer on some S60 handsets (Nokia N95, 5500 etc) as a 3D Mouse for a PC. To get this software you need to install Python for S60 in your phone, a bluetooth adapter and the NiiMe software in your PC.
