The document discusses the mobile application ecosystem, including: - More than 100 operators have deployed Java, with over 300 Java handset models and 250 million Java-enabled handsets. - There are over 350,000 Java developers focused on mobile and over 1 million mobile Java developer toolkits downloaded. - Global mobile downloads are over 15 million per month, worth $3.2 billion in 2003. - Nokia has sold over 1.2 million cumulative Java licenses for its Macrospace Alpha Wing game. - Standards are important for wider interoperability, ease of development, increased market opportunities, and more applications. - Middleware represents the next big opportunity for the mobile marketplace.

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Future of Mobile Java
and Mobility Middleware
Future of Mobile Java
and Mobility Middleware
Jon Bostrom
CTO Nokia Java
Platform
Jon Bostrom
CTO Nokia Java
Platform

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The Mobile Application Ecosystem
>100 operators deployed Java™
>300 Java™ handset models by
32 vendors on the market
>250 million Java™ enabled handsets on the market
>350 000 Java developers
focusing on mobile
>1 million mobile Java™
developer toolkits downloaded
~15 million mobile Java downloads globally / month
>Global mobile download business worth $3.2 billion
2003

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Mobile Terminal Applications Availability
(Sept04)
150003200 JavaTM
Symbian

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It’s about a multi-million dollar business
Macrospace
Alpha Wing
has generated
over 1.2 million
cumulative Java
licenses sold
Nokia
Series4
0
52%Other
Nokia
devices
24%
Nokia
Series 60
15%
Others
9%
Downloads by
Device in GSM marketplace

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Potential Customers in the Ecosystem
• 60+ Developer Platform
devices by Nokia
• 7 device vendors and
16 devices compliant
with Series 60
Developer Platform
• Installed base of Series
60 over 10 million
2003 2004E
70 M
100 M
NOKIA’S ANNUAL SHIPMENTS
OF DEVELOPER PLATFORM
DEVICES

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Devices support the Ecosystem
Series 60 Developer
Platform devices
Series 40 Developer
Platform devices
Volumes
Technical
capabilities

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www.forum.nokia.com
Tens of millions
Java downloads
Hundreds of
millions
content downloads
Your connection to the world’s most lucrative mobile marketplace
Open Marketplace
1500+ Series 60
apps
2900+ Symbian apps
2800+ apps in
Nokia channels
Forum Nokia
community of
1.5M developers
Forum Nokia PRO
program with 300+
member companies

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Why Does the Ecosystem work?
Standards!
• Wider interoperability
• Ease of development and porting
• Increased market and revenue
opportunity
• More applications
• More demand for compatible devices
• More applications, increased service
usage
• Increased revenues
• Improved compatibility – with choice
• Enhanced manageability of enterprise
apps
• Lower cost, better security, higher
productivity
• Wider choice of (compatible)
applications
• Improved service quality
• for Developers
• for Manufacturers
• for Operators
• for Enterprises
• for Consumers
API Platform
RoadmapCompac
t
Java
JSR 248
Java™
CLDC-
based
API
stack
Complet
e
Java
JSR 249
(JSR
232)
Java™
CDC-
based
API
stack
Common
Core
APIs
Other
APIs

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J2ME Today - Technology
• The vast majority of J2ME
devices today are based
on the CLDC/MIDP
technology
• Static System APIs are
frozen at manufacture
…
OS
CLDC 1.1
MIDP 2.0
LCDU
I API
Std
API
Value
Added
API
AMS

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New CDC based Mobile Platform with
More power!
SERVER
Common
Platform
Services
J2SE/
J2EE
Middleware
Services
Non-Java
(e.g. .NET)
Apps and
Services
Applications
DEVICE
Symbian OS
User Experience
Applications
Common Platform Services
Java (CDC)C++ App Env.
Loadable
Native
Libraries
Loadable Middleware
Service Components
Java
MID
P
Management
(JSR 232)
Common Core APIs
Foundation Profile
DEVELOPER PRODUCTIVITY & TOOLS
Standardize
d
Programmin
g Interfaces
Transparent
MW
Communicati
on

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LOWER
TOTAL
COST TO
MANAGE
AND
SUPPORT!
Standards Based Manageability!
• On-demand management for applications,
services and shared libraries while the
system is running
– Install scripting capability
– Authority framework: who can do what
– Complete local and remote manageability
– Batch management for large-scale
deployment
– Dependency management
• Real-time remote monitoring and control
Dynamic component lifecycle
management framework based on
OSGi service platform (JSR 232)

12. Middleware in the Mobile MarketplaceMiddleware in the Mobile Marketplace
The next Big
Opportunity
The next Big
Opportunity

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N
N
N
N
Range of E-2-E Development
LOW
high
low high
Completeness of solution
Flexibility
Ease for developer
To create solution
N
N
N
Sockets/http
Sync engine
E-2-E SAP vertical
services
E-2-E buddy-list and
Presence service
E
E
E
E
E
E
N
E=existing apps
N=New apps N
N
Web service
N
Middleware
Advanced APIs
Low Leve API
E
N

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THE NEW
MARKETPLA
CE FOR
CLIENT
MIDDLEWAR
E!
Middleware… The New MarketPlace!
• HORIZONTAL MIDDLEWARE:
faster, easier and more robust
development of connected
applications including P2P, Location
• VERTICAL MIDDLEWARE:
rapid application development and
deployment in specific vertical
markets like CRM, Data Mgt, FA,
Financial, Gaming
• WEB SERVICE MIDDLEWARE:
easy creation of mobile web service
applications without facing the
complexity of web service clients

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Web Services Middleware in action
• Provides a framework for identity-
based Web Services applications
– plug-in architecture supports
multiple service invocation
frameworks
• Hides details of discovery and
authentication from applications
• Supports both remote and local
(on device) services
• On-device services enhance the
value of Web Services with user
profile and location information
OSGi
Service
Invocation
framework

16. With Nokia and OSGi, The move into
mobile services
will be simpler than you imagine