TimeTable ME is a timetable platform written in J2ME, Java MicroEdition. It allows any train operators to easily create a portable schedule/timetable application that runs on any PDA/mobile devices supporting J2ME MIDP 2.0. Sample implementation contains the current schedule for CalTrain, the train system in San Francisco Bay Area.
Mobile Bookshelf is a text reader for your mobile phone.
Cash2ME is a J2ME midlet that keeps track of expenses. It supports using the COM ports (Irda, USB, etc.) of your mobile to sync with your computer (OTA/GPRS is on the way). The export format is QIF, so you will be able to sync with GnuCash or any other QIF-capable software
The Groceries application can be used to create grocery lists and keep track on what items you have already collected. The application can store multiple lists and one list can hold multiple items.
This project is opened for vocabulary memorizing, but not limit, base on J2ME mobile device. There are 2 components in project, a J2ME (MIDP 2.0) vocabulary-card reader, named kMemorize , and a J2SE vocabulary-card authoring tool.
Menstral tracks women’s menstrual cycles and indicates the fertile days.
Mobile Car Manager is J2ME application that runs on your mobile phone. User can store gasoline fill-up information on the application and the application can automaticly calculate the average consuption based on the fill-up entries.
Odysseus is a J2ME application for mobile devices that manages checklists, like shopping lists or ‘todo’ lists. The lists are organized in folders. For each list item the user can store a name, notes, and a ‘done’ flag. Export as text is supported, e.g. to send a list as an SMS.
Mobile i2e is a MIDP adaptation of the Linux translator “i2e”. It supports i2e and idp dictionary file types. Support for new dictionary file types can be added with little effort.