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Interview with Eric Hildum, JavaME Expert at Motorola

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On this week's podcast (pre-recorded last Friday), Eric Hildum from Motorola joined us to talk about his upcoming MOTODEV Summit session which is geared towards JavaME developers getting into Android development. Listen to the below podcast and if you have any questions or have experience in transitioning your apps to Android from JavaME comment on this blog post and share your expertise. FYI, Eric session # and title is AP 106 - Transitioning Applications from JavaME to Android. To view more sessions and to register for the MOTODEV Summit go to http://developer.motorola.com/eventstraining/summit/sessions-schedule/

Randy Ksar

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