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Throughout phone portfolio
| The Java™ ME Platform is present throughout the Sony Ericsson phone portfolio, from entry, to mass-market and feature-rich, high-end phones. Check out all phones supporting Java ME |  |
Deploy one build
Sony Ericsson's Java™ Platform strategy means you deploy one build on several phone models saving you time and effort.
Download overview documentMobile Services Architecture
The latest platform, Java Platform 8 (JP-8) has a broad set of standard APIs with Mobile Services Architecture (MSA) as its foundation and supports a growing number of phone models.Read More
Multi-tasking Virtual Machine
Sony Ericsson's Multi-tasking Virtual Machine allows multiple MIDlets to run concurrently within the same virtual machine (MVM) and is fully compliant with MIDP 2/JTWI specifications. Introduced in Java Platform 7 (JP-7), it is backwards compatible.
Read MoreProject Capuchin
Sony Ericsson's Project Capuchin technology is a Java ME API that bridges the Java ME and Adobe Flash Lite programming environments.Read More
Tutorials
Tutorials to get you started with Java ME and 3D gaming.Download
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Sony Ericsson Satio
The Sony Ericsson Satio delivers the ultimate mobile phone multimedia experience. The touchscreen Satio features a 3.5 inch 16:9 widescreen display and 12.1 megapixel camera.
S60 v5.0 Symbian™ OS
The touchscreen Satio runs S60 v5.0 Symbian™ OS. This is the basis for the upcoming Symbian Foundation.PlayNow™ arena
More content can be downloaded from PlayNow™ arena, Sony Ericsson's online store, including PlayNow arena movies.All Sony Ericsson phones
Themes are a perfect way for end-users to personalize their phone experience and are supported by all Sony Ericsson phone models.
Market potential
Millions of themes were downloaded by Sony Ericsson end-users during 2007 from Sony Ericsson's distribution channels (Fun & Downloads website and PlayNow™ over-the-air download service).
Download Themes Creator tool
Professional-looking themes for Sony Ericsson phones generated in minutes using Sony Ericsson's proprietary Themes Creator tool.Download
Use existing components, including Adobe® Kuler and Flash Lite™
The Themes Creator tool is "composer", enabling you to create a theme based on existing components (sound, image and animation files) and change display colors. As of April 2009, the tool supports the import of color palette files from Adobe Kuler, Adobe's web-hosted application for exploring, creating and sharing color combinations. Read More
Mass-market phones
Adobe® Flash Lite™ is deployed on an increasing number of Sony Ericsson mass-market phones. Sony Ericsson phones support Flash Lite versions 1.1 and 2.0.Check out all phones supporting Flash Lite
Tutorials
Tutorials and documents to get started with Flash Lite implementation on Sony Ericsson phones. Download
Project Capuchin
Sony Ericsson's Project Capuchin technology is a Java ME API that bridges the Java ME and Adobe Flash Lite programming environments.Download
New for 2008
Sony Ericsson added the Windows Mobile® operating system to our phone portfolio in 2008 with the announcement of the XPERIA™ X1 phone, Sony Ericsson's premium, converged mobile experience.
Running Windows Mobile 6.1
The XPERIA X1 runs Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.1 which is an open platform. Applications designed for X1 will run on other Windows Mobile 6 devices with the same screen resolution and hardware features.Read More
XPERIA Panels
XPERIA Panels extend the Today Screen API in order to provide a full-screen, immersive experience giving a configurable, finger-tip navigation to access different options through panels displayed on the phone's desktop. Read More
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