Developing mobile phones and wireless handsets with embedded Linux just got easier. BlueCat® Linux® from LynuxWorks™ teams up with Trolltech's Qtopia Phone Edition and Aphelion™ Embedded Java™ to provide a comprehensive development environment using cost-saving Virtio Virtual Platforms. Build mobile devices with a robust Linux operating environment, small memory footprint, and Java integration.

Qtopia
Phone Edition is customized uniquely for mobile phone development, and combines applications, user
interface, development environment, and synchronization framework in one package. A suite of applications
fits into a phone user interface, and a 'Home' screen presents time-critical data such as missed calls,
messages received, and calendar events. Also included is a messaging client, SIM card manager, and a dialer.
Aphelion Embedded Java, from Apogee, brings the Java Development Environment (JDE) to mobile-phone developers. Included are Java Runtime Environments (JREs) comprised of BlueCat/processor ports of IBM's CLDC-J2ME-compatible J9 VM, and customer-requested class libraries for communications, such as Bluetooth APIs (JSR-082), wireless messaging APIs (JSR-120 and JSR-205), and mobile-media APIs (JSR-135).
Virtio
Virtual Platforms provide fast, full-function software emulation of mobile phones, so that you can
proceed with development before you have the target hardware on hand. Shorten your design cycle through
early software development.
BlueCat Linux isn't just used in mobile devices. You'll find BlueCat Linux in ATM machines, airport security systems and in industrial measurement and control too. For more information on using BlueCat Linux in your mobile phone projects, please contact a LynuxWorks salesperson.
"We realized that it was far more cost-effective and beneficial for us to use their expertise than
to try and solve the problem ourselves."
- Dan Benyamin, Director of Embedded Systems, PhatNoise,
Inc.
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