Free java midp software for pda

Java Metronome, as its name says, is a metronome for Java devices.
It can produce signals with the specified frequency (times per minute). Signaling can be done using tone, vibration and backlight flashing. Mode, frequency, duration and volume of signal can also be configured. But this application can be used not only as metronome, been able to switch or toggle light by pressing a button or with specified frequency makes it possible to transform your mobile phone in packet flashlight. And adjusting frequency to correlate with your (or somebody else) pulse allows to measure it with high precision and without special equipment.
Notes:
- Use 0-9 buttons to specify requested frequency (times per minute). - -- Setting frequency to 0 stops the metronome.
- Joystick can also be used to modify frequency: UP increase value by ten, DOWN decrease value by ten, LEFT decrease value by one and RIGHT increase value by one
- # button can be use to switch backlight on (light is turned on until button is pressed)
- * button toggle back light (so it can be used as switched at normal electric torch)
- Setting command allows to choose proper signal mode (tone, vibration or backlight flashing) and frequency/duration of signal.
System requirements:
- MIDP 2.0 or Nokia

The famous and known Doom for your Java compatible mobile. Pick up your chainsaw and kill some aliens.
System requirements:
- Java compatible.

Timer midlet allows to start simultaneously several times. Alarm time can be absolute and relative. It can happen once or with specified period. Different types of notifications are used: vibration, sound, backlight, SMS. Timers are stored in the storage so you can reuse them For example you can enter time needed for preparing some food (eggs, pizza, spaghetti...). Then you just select proper time and start it. Timer can be activated even if midlet is not active (at some models of the phones this feature may not work)
There four main screen in the program. The main screen is "monitor" - it shows state of active timers and allows to add new timer. The "List" command allows to see list of active timers and stop/change/remove any of this timers. "Settings" command allows to change midlet settings - way of alarm notification. When there are no active timers, monitor screen is empty. When you execute "Add" command, list of all timers in shown. You can select proper timer from the list and start it. If there are no timers, empty screen is shown. You can add new timer by executing "New" command. New timer can be saved or can be immediately started.
Timer form ask you to input hour, minute and second. For absolute timers it is time in the day when alarm should happen. For relative timer this values specify interval since current time. If timer is periodic, then relative time will produce alarm with the period equal to the specified interval. And periodic absolute timer will produce alarm each day at specified time (so period is 24 hours).
Timer midlet provides several way of alarm notification: sound (it is possible to configure frequency, volume and note of the signal), vibration, backlight and sending SMS. Also it is possible to specify duration of the alarm - period within which sound, vibration and other effects are produced. In case of alarm midlet shows model alarm alert which is visible until user execute "Dismiss" command. The command also stops sound, vibration and backlight. To be able to send SMS, it is necessary to specify destination phone number in settings. Unfortunately at most of the phones this mechanism will not work since phone will ask user permission for midlet to send SMS each time when it tries to send SMS.
System requirements:
- Java MIDP 2.0

ReadDocJ (Java) 1.2 is a distinguished and tractable program which is designed to allow viewing of PilotDocs on any platform that has a Java Runtime Environment

This MIDlet will probe several aspects of your MIDP environment and list the results. In particular, it will try to establish a networking connection to check which protocols are available, check several limits of the built-in classes and do some benchmarking on the RMS and the overall device.
System requirements:
- Java compatible

Gorgy lets you steer a walking monster away from bombs. The beta promises an interesting game once the full release is out.
System requirements:
- Java compatible

Awele is a nice puzzle game where the aim of the game is to collect the biggest number of beans.
System requirements:
- Java compatible

Whoosh Cam Community Edition is a free service for private and personal use, that allows your friends and family with mobile phones to view live images from your webcam and text chat with you and other people connected to your webcam.
Getting Started
1. Configure the application
From the Edit menu, select "Personal details"
First enter a user name and password -- if the user name is not already taken, then a new account will be created for your webcam.
Please make a note of your user name and password, so you can login from your mobile phone to access your webcam.
Click "Apply" wait and if there are no error messages, then click "OK"
If you want to allow other mobile users to access your webcam, then enter their Whoosh Cam user names in the "Allowed list" - one name on each line.
2. Start broadcasting images
Use the menu "Internet | Connect"
If you see no error messages, then the PC client is broadcasting images and you should start to see images from your web camera in the application.
If the image refresh in the PC client is jumpy or slow, then try closing some other applications, because the speed at which the PC application can refresh determines the frame rate. Therefore if the PC client is running slowly, then this will affect the rate at which mobile client can refresh.
System requirements:
- PC requirements:
- Microsoft Windows XP
- USB Web Cam connected to your PC
- ADSL/Broadband Internet connection
- Mobile requirements:
- Mobile phone with Java MIDP 2.0
- Internet data plan with your operator/carrier