Peter Mikhalenko holds a masters in computer science from Moscow State University. He has made code contributions to several worldwide open source projects and has written many articles on XML and Java. Peter is a Sun certified professional and works in Deutsche Bank co-developing a finance transactional system.
Mobile communication comes into our daily lives very quickly, and as of today
several wireless technologies have become standard. In this article I'll
briefly review Bluetooth principles and the principles of Java development
for Bluetooth on mobile devices.
The Java APIs for the Bluetooth wireless technology (JABWT) standard, defined
by the JSR 82 specification (www.jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=82), supports the
rapid development of Bluetooth applications that are portable, secure, and
highly usable. Wireless device manufacturers have responded to the JABWT
specification by announcing mobile phones and other products that will run
JABWT applications.
What Is Bluetooth?
According to the latest Bluetooth 1.2 specification
(www.bluetooth.org/spec/), Bluetooth wireless technol... (more)
Peter Mikhalenko holds a masters in computer science from Moscow State University. He has made code contributions to several worldwide open source projects and has written many articles on XML and Java. Peter is a Sun certified professional and works in Deutsche Bank co-developing a finance transactional system.
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