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JSR82 in your project? Let us know!
May 08, 2007
You may know that we offer our tools free for non-commercial use. We just ask for a few details in order to check the bona-fides of anyone requesting the tools, but for over five years we've been very happy to assist personal hobbyists and academic projects with free software to facilitate their development goals. We've had a lot of positive feedback over the years, and have seen some great work produced that uses the JSR82 standard in some way! :-)
As we continue to do this, we're interested in sharing the information about interesting work underway with the wider world. So - if you're planning a project using JSR82 that you think might be of interest, or have one currently underway - let us know! We're interested in giving some coverage by writing an article and short interview for the blog. And - we're feeling inclined to award some small, random prizes to those we feel impress us the most! (Bluetooth gear of course....)
So - budding developers and academics - no matter how mad the project, let us know, and maybe we can push some limelight your way! Email us at info 'at' rococosoft 'dot' com or drop a comment on the blog.
Cheers, Sean
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Hi Sean,
here's some info about a personal fun project that is using JSR82.
JAM SE is a free remote control software for Music Players like Winamp, XMSS etc.
It runs on Java enabled mobile devices with JSR82 support.
With JAM SE you can not only fully control your PC Music Player,
you can also search your PC for songs, upload and edit playlists,
download files and much more.
You can find the software under the provided link.
Regards
Winfried