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BlueSim 1.0

No Image JSR-82 simulator built using Java. BlueSim JSR-82 Simulator allows you to test your JSR-82 applications without any need of actual bluetooth device or a real bluetooth stack. BlueSim is a 100% JSR-82 compliant, implementing the complete JSR-82 specification. This means you can compile and test your JSR-82 application over BlueSim, and if it runs over BlueSim, it should run over any standard JSR-82 stack. BlueSim is developed completely using Java

Idokorro Mobile File Manager 2.5

Mobile File Manager lets you use your BlackBerry device to securely access and manage files and folders on your remote file servers. Mobile File Manager supports WebDAV, FTP and SFTP connections from your BlackBerry, and now has Windows file sharing support. The ability to manage files quickly and easily from a BlackBerry device extends the value of your technical resources and increases service responsiveness,

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