Java developers buoyed by Sony Ericsson

Posted: 4 June 2009

Developers are being given the opportunity to bring more Java-based content to 3G-enabled Sony Ericsson mobile phones.

The manufacturer announced this week it will be expanding its support of the platform in order to get software producers to bring a diverse and innovative new range of applications.

Among the new features developers could potentially add to Sony Ericsson's 3G handsets are games and organiser tools.

Rikko Sakaguchi, corporate vice-president and head of creation and development at the firm, said he was confident there would soon be a greater range of services that would strengthen the Java platform.

He added "exceptional user-experience and consistent performance" of the system meant this was something worth achieving.

Other devices in the Sony Ericsson range that boast 3G and Java facilities include the C905.

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