(openPR) - German developer QiOO Interactive launches the 'Mobile Library' - a new service that brings classic books as well as modern literature to JAVA™-enabled cellphones. The initial portfolio ranges from Aristotle over Mark Twain to such extraordinary authors as Algernon Blackwood. As the founder Thomas Lucka states the Mobile Library will continue to release high quality books in the future - completely free of charge.
All mobile books can be downloaded as small JAVA™-applications from the internet and can then later be installed on the cellphone by using Bluetooth, serial connection, infrared or data cable. Additionally it is possible to install the books directly over the air by using WAP. Each mobile book is programmed with J2ME / JavaME technology to achieve a well formatted layout with correct line breaks and page numbers. At the moment all currently available MIDP 2.0-enabled cellphones are supported.
But what are the benefits of reading books on small cellphone screens? Mobile books don't weight very much and you can carry them with you wherever you are. So each user can have his own personalized library. All mobile books of the Mobile Library offer features such as bookmarks and adjustable font sizes.
In Japan reading eBooks while on the go is already a big trend. People enjoy to read all kinds of stories while sitting e.g. in the subway train or at the beach. Mobile gaming, taking photos with the built-in camera or even watching television on cellphones is now widely accepted and the Mobile Library adds another interesting new opportunity to make use of current mobile technologies.
About QiOO Interactive:
QiOO Interactive develops software for mobile phones since 2003. By the end of 2006 QiOO has produced and published over 10 original game titles and applications supporting all major handsets. The produced games range from realtime multiplayer action to jump 'n' run and arcade style titles. Right now the games are sold at several international operators’ mobile game portals.
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