Sun and Qualcomm port Java SE to Snapdragon

Dave Neal
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Collaboration promises to deliver rich internet experience on mobile devices

Qualcomm's Snapdragon platform is gaining traction Sun Microsystems and Qualcomm have delivered on their project to port a version of the Java SE platform on to Snapdragon systems. The firms ...

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