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Real-Time Traffic on Cell Phones

Author: blogs.sun.com | Published: 30th Jan 2008 | Visited: 38 times | Add Comment
Filed in: Solaris

Hinkmond Wong points to a Java ME application (using the MIDP GUI) from traffic.com and Skyward Mobile that lets you check real-time traffic situations on your phone.

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