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Nokia updates SNAP Mobile SDK; Mobile gaming developers rejoice!

October 31, 2008 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

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Nokia has launched a new version of SDK for SNAP Mobile, its end-to-end solution for connected mobile gaming in Java technology. The version 2.2 features a number of improvements, including:

  • New game template which provides a complete implementation for all required community functionality such as friends list and chat, with an interface that allows developers to either plug in existing game code, or to use as a basis for entirely new connected games.
  • Skinable UI framework that allows developers to quickly manipulate a game’s look and feel with easy to change XML.
  • Support for J2SE, enabling developers to design games with cross platform support.
  • The new Bot API which helps developers deliver a better connected game experience.

More information about SNAP Mobile is available from Forum Nokia’s website.

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