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List of Java APIs
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I just bought a new mobile phone and I want to find out all the Java APIs that are supported on it.
What is the easiest and the fastest way of detecting the supported API's of a mobile phone?
What is the easiest and the fastest way of detecting the supported API's of a mobile phone?
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http://wap.pmp-contents.de/test/sysinfo.jad
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Thanks!
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