Spytooth is a Java application for mobile phones which allows you to explore and save every bluetooth device around you (mobiles, cars, notebook...). Spytooth tells you also the date (hours,minutes,day,month and year) when the bluetooth device has been discovered and had a usefull timer function for stopping automatically the scanning.

StereoCam (corpuscul.ru) lets you create 3D photos by mobile, without PC editing. Just create first photo, change position and create another one viewing preview in live mode - then you may edit them in fullscreen for best view by 3D glasses, or without any if you can see stereo pairs (see app's Help). The only display resolution now is 240x320.

There is an anaglyph 3D-interface for main menu, submenus and so on. After first launch application creates folder StereoCam on the root of memory card (of phone itself if it's absent).

All the data, photos and 3D-images will be saved only in it. Choose "Camera" on main menu, you'll see list of capture modes. If you need, for example, landscape photo just choose #5 "Anaglyph - Landscape" (you may change caption - in future versions it's possible to create new modes). For speeding working up you may choose mode number on phone keyboard, and this feature supported on any list-screen in programm.

The working screen will open and you see two rectangles. Viewfinder appears in left one and first snap can be done. After that you see the preview of photo inside of first rectangle and viewfinder appears in second one, and you may in live mode choose pair view which is very handy. After that you may see resulting image in fullscreen. If it's Ok - just save it.

If no - edit it by moving right photo up-down or left-right and save or cancel. After saving the working screen appears again and you can make another 3D-image - in the first rectangle remains first photo and you may improve second one in another rectangle. For comparing aims there is history of made images during one session, you may see it below and scroll them.

So, that is full cycle of making 3Ds. You may view your album by choosing "Photos" on main menu. All the images begin from 'S', then one of symbols 'A', 'C' or 'P' that means anaglyph, cross or parallel. And then symbol of orientation - 'L' or 'P'. After that unique image number comes and then number of photos inside of the same session.
And it's finished by BMP (now images can be saved only in that format). For example: SPP_00442_001.bmp, SPP_00442_002.bmp, SAL_00108_001.bmp.

In "Settings" menu you may set camera working mode: it can be always ready for capture and therefore launches quickly between sessions (but spend you battery), or after finishing photo session it's deactivated and starts before another one which is cost on time (but saves the battery). 'Help' menu gives you a little support if you are just beginner.

Just enjoy the unique and free j2me-application! Make the best images and don't hesitate to get support or support us =)

Up to 5 simultaneous stopwatches each with up to 40 split/lap times and average lap time.

Normal timing mode (time from start) and lap timing mode (time from last lap). Can be toggled with * key.

Display of best/worst/average lap. Can be toggled with 0 key.

Following display modes, can be toggled with # key:

* time + split&lap (only if sufficient screen width)
* time + split only
* time + lap only
* time only

Persistent settings for time and split/lap times as well as mode settings. Allows stopwatch to continue to run even when exiting Java application.

Simple and efficient user interface, no fancy graphics. Measures time, that`s it.

Embedded "user manual".

For more details see Design Site, especially for comments on issues that may affect accuracy of a Java stopwatch utility.

Picture shows use on Nokia E70. Look will vary with device type. Both split/lap times only shown at same time if screen can fit both.

Free use, as is. See above web site for feedback.

There is no functional difference between the MIDP1.0 and the MIDP2.0 version, except that the MIDP2.0 version supports dynamic screen resizing. (May occur on some models that allow for changing from vertical to horizontal layout etc.)