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Introducing Vesuvian and their Java apps for the Nokia 5800

3 replies · 4,797 views · Started 08 April 2009

I wanted to introduce Vesuvian software, who have built a new portfolio of Nokia 5800 applications using Java. Now, Java and the 5800 are traditionally seen as awkward bedfellows, but these are touch-enabled, work full screen and rather well. And they're all free. See Hack Proof Password manager, Notes on the Phone, Touch Calc (a scientific calculator), ScratchPad, XpressDrums (a fabulously intuitive drum machine/sequencer) and SuDoKu SoftTouch. Oh, and if you use a S60 3rd Edition phone, then most of these apps, plus a few more, are also available for your device, too. Enjoy.

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despite being java apps,the have been optimised for the TS of the 5800Xm and work rather well...

a word of caution: after installing a few of these apps from the site, I noticed the display went all screwed up after using the keyguard switch. If you pressed the switch again, the display turned normal.

The app that seemed to cause it appeared to be the Drums app. Once I'd exited the app, the crazy display issue seemed to stop