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hafeez-banaon Ask YC: What Mobile programming tools do you use?

checked out RDA. Its only for S60 phones and not all phones are available.

hafeez-banaon Ask YC: What Mobile programming tools do you use?

Thanks James. We use Device Anywhere for testing (much wider range of devices in a real network environment, but not free). I'll give RDA a shot today.

The video is indeed too long. We'll make another one or even scrap it entirely.

J-Mango was built because SIM Toolkit/Java Apps were too hard for the kinds of UI's (read non-game) we wanted to build for our web sites. Doing testing for a week is not an option e.g. http://www.livebidr.com was built in about 10 hours with integration to mobile excl. the web design).

J-Mango takes care of the security aspects and device management for you without you having to to think about it (I know it's not shown in the video).

I'll post here when you I have an update. Thanks again for your feedback.

hafeez-banaon Ask YC: SMS Application, any help?

We use a number of SMS providers. By far the easiest to integrate with is clickatell.

J-mango does SMS as well - both income and outgoing. Check out the video at http://www.j-mango.com

hafeez-banaon Ask YC: What is J-Mango? We think "Mobile friendly web goodness for the masses". How about you?

Hi All,

I thought I would share the video of the demo we submitted to YC. We have been frustrated by mobile development and decided to something about it.

Please let us know what you think.

hafeez-banaon Lessons of Y Combinator: Things I’d do differently after 2 startups

Do you have the screenshot's you used for the first version to get feedback?