Comparison between mig33 lite, beta & web version

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The key different between the versions are outlined below:
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Mig33 version 3.02 (beta)
Mig33 version 3.02 is currently in beta and runs on the majority of newer phone handsets. Most phones with Java MIDP2.0 can run this version. Check your mobile phone's Java type by visiting the manufacturer's web site.

Mig33 version 3.02 lite
Mig33 version 3.02 lite is a scaled-down version. Most phones with Java MIDP1.0 (an earlier version) can run this version. Again, you can check your mobile phone's Java type by visiting the manufacturer's web site.

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Sjboy Emulator Download

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SjBoy is a software that can emulate java mobile games & applications on PC. You can run java games/applications on the PC through this emulator. The existing java emulators are all demanded to install Large-size SDK or JVM, and are hard to configure. Sjboy Emulator requires none of these additional environment. Just install & run jar files directly.

Beside emulating mobile games & programs, Sjboy support users to capture the screen and save onto your computers.

Sjboy Emulator comes with several types of mobile phones interface/skins like Nokia 40 Series, Nokia 60 series, Motorola and SonyEricsson. You can select the right interface that matches your games & programs.

Features:
1. Simulation more quickly. Sjboy is based on the realization Sun MIDP2.0 framework, based on a lot of optimization, to speed has been improved.
2. Support dynamic change conform. Currently in sjboy including Nokia40 V1, Nokia 60,Moto V3, SE built-in skins.
3. Screen capture. You can right-interception current screen content, and as your desktop theme. Currently supports the preservation of BMP format.
4. Rich API. Including the mainstream market models, and the game/programs might need all the pictures and sound formats.

Currently supported...
1. MIDP 1.0 fully supports.
2. MIDP 2.0 fully supports.
3. WMA 1.0 fully supports.
4. NOKIA UI fully supports.
5. MOTO API Some support.
6. JSR Some 184 support.
7. SIEMENSE API fully supported.
8. NEC API Some support
- Support sound formats including: WAV [PCM], MIDI, OTT
- Supported image formats include: PNG, JPEG, GIF

Download SJboy emulator from here:

Click here to download Sjboy emulator for mig33

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How to modify a mig33 application/jar file

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This is a very simple thing! :) i have learnd this by my own! B-) you can modify mig33 files on pc! if you want you can put ur name to the back ground of ur mig33 app. ! but this not going to work on all the typs of mig33 files, :-\ to modify you need to have WIN RAR installed on your pc! win RAR is used to unpack applications and diferent kinds of files! :D to modify;


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(*) open the mig33 file (open with win RAR archiver) and you will see all the types of files inside the mig33 file!

(*) now you will see a file named k.png , open that file!


(*) now you will see the image inserted to the mig33 background


(*) now right click the image and click edit


(*) now it will open paint


(*) now edit that image as you want! if you want u can write your name or mig33 id on it. eg; wicked-hot


(*) but dont increase the size of the image! if u have increasd it may not open the app.


(*) wen you hav finished editin just try to close paint. then a window wil be prompted to save changes! just click yes!


(*) now the other window will be prompted to update the it with archive! just click yes!


(*)now ur new mig33 app. is ready to be launched!


(*) open ur new mig33 file and login! now you will see the edited image on the back ground!


(*) like this you can even change the emotions and migbot's....etc


just try it! maybe this is not new for many users! mabe this is gonna be an exiting thing for some users


THANK YOU!

Originally posted by wicked-hot in mig33 forum community

Mig33 Owned Chat Rooms FAQ

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Q: What is different about the new chat rooms?
A: A creator/Owner of a new chat room is essentially the admin of that chat room. They can market the room by setting whatever descriptions and keywords to describe the room. They can determine if kicking is allowed in the room. They can also permanently ban users from entering the room if necessary. The owner of the room can enlist help from others to moderate the room. Users can contact the owner of a chat room directly with feedback on how to manage the room better, or can contact mig33.
Users will still have the ability to mute/block users in chat rooms and kick users (assuming this is enabled in this room).

Q: Why are we changing how rooms work?
A: mig33 has become a big place. It is impossible for the mig33 staff and admins to keep up with the number of rooms out there. Users have asked for a long time to have more control of their chatting experience, so we want to give those users who want to manage part of the mig33 community a chance to customize the experience.

Q: How many rooms can a user create?

A: Similar to now, there will not be a limit to the number of rooms a user can create.

Q: What do they cost?
A: Owned chat rooms will continue to be a free offering to users who want to create their own space in the mig33 community.

Q: How does this effect existing rooms?
A. Existing rooms will continue to function as they do now.

Q: What does this mean for the existing Admin program?
A: Owned rooms are now administered by the Owner and the designated Moderators for that room, so Admins will not have special powers in these rooms (to be fair to the room Owner).

Q: Which versions will chat ownership work on?
A: Any version that has a “create room” button will be able to create an owned chat room. To access the other room settings and to change them from the defaults (turn off kicking, add keywords, block users…etc) v3.08+ has a new menu item called “Room Settings” used to change these settings.
Any version that can see and enter chat rooms (including 3rd party software) can see and enter owned rooms. However, users must be running 3.08+ to access the “Room Settings” menu item to see more about the room.

Q: How does kicking and banning work in owned chat rooms?
A: If a room has kicking enabled it works as chat rooms do now.
If an Owner has disabled kicking for a room, users will see a menu item allowing them to kick, but if they select a user name they will not be allowed. Owners and moderators for a room can instantly kick users, even in rooms where kicking is disabled.
Owner and Moderator kicks do not count towards banning a user from mig33.
It is recommended that room Owners and Moderators use “Banning” (accessible from the Room Settings menu) instead of kicking as a tool to handle repeat offenders since it is permanent and will immediately kick the user out of that room.
The ban only affects the users ability to enter this room. This is not to be confused with when mig33 customer care bans a user from the service for inappropriate behavior.

Q: Room Owners can’t be online all the time; who will help me when they aren't?
A: Room Owners can enlist help from other users to moderate a chat room real-time. This role is called a “Moderator”. If neither the Owners nor the Moderators are in a room a user has several other tools to get help in a room.
1) Users can Mute & Block other users in a room to avoid seeing their messages (only available in v3.08+).
2) Users can report abuse to mig33 and optionally also the owner of the room by using the “Report Abuse” menu item.
3) Users can contact the Owner of the room via email or private chat. The information needed is listing in the “Room Settings” menu item.

Q: What do we do if an Owner or Moderator is abusing their powers in their room and treating people unfairly?
A: You can choose not to visit their room…eventually they will have an empty room if they are not managing the room properly. You can also report abuse (even against an Owner, Moderator or Admin) at any time to mig33 for investigation.

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New mig33 chatroom ownership

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by sspidey » Thu Jun 25, 2009 9:17 am

Hi all,

NEW! mig33 is launching a major new feature – the opportunity to set up, manage and moderate your own chatroom.

Starting from today, when you create a new chatroom, you can be its “owner”.

As owner, you have special privileges in the room, including setting the description and rules of the room, immediately kicking users from the room for bad behavior, blocking specific users from entering the room permanently, and receiving feedback from users about your room. If you are the room owner, you can also appoint others to act as moderators to help you manage the room. Moderators will have the same powers to kick, ban etc in their rooms. A user can set up as many new chat rooms as they like.

Current admins will remain, with their role to moderate the community as a whole, to moderate non “owned” chatrooms, and to play a role in banning users that consistently display disruptive behavior.

Want to know more? Visit our FAQ at http://wiki.mig33.com/?q=node/158.

These new “owned” rooms allow more flexibility for mig33 users to create their own experiences within mig33. We hope they will prove a great success. Go have fun!

Regards,
sspidey

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Mig33 is hiring developers in indonesia - crazygrape

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crazygrape wrote:hi all,

we're setting up an office in Jakarta and are currently hiring engineers. they're going to be working on mostly pagelets (the little web pages you seen in mig33), wapsite and website, and producing graphic artwork like emoticons, virtual gifts etc.

job ads can be found here:

Project Manager : http://id.jobsdb.com/ID/EN/Job.asp?R=JDBID029986482

Programmer : http://id.jobsdb.com/ID/EN/Job.asp?R=JDBID029986382

We're starting with a team of 5, but will be growing as mig33 grows. The office will have a meaningful input into the product development process.

Regards

Crazygrape

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mig33 Announces a Partnership With Indosat in Indonesia

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mig33, the leading global mobile chat community, announced its partnership with Indonesia's leading telecommunication and information service provider Indosat, to further drive growth for both companies in Indonesia, which has the fourth biggest population in the world.

At the ICS Consumer Show in Jakarta yesterday, mig33 and Indosat officially announced their partnership at a cooperation ceremony. mig33 is now available on Indosat's wap portal, and will be supported by a number of marketing events. In addition, mig33 has launched a mobile group for Indosat's youth brand 'IM3' within their community, where Indosat's users on mig33 can join to get access to special features and content.

As mobile usage continues to evolve, mobile communities have become widely adopted, and mig33, with over 20 million registered users globally, is the largest of these mobile communities. It allows users to connect with friends around the world, meet new people, exchange emoticon expressions, send virtual gifts and have fun. It also connects members to other instant messengers like Yahoo Messenger, Google Talk, MSN Messenger and AOL.

"At this moment, we already have millions of mig33 users in Indonesia. We are confident that this number will increase, and our partnership with IM3 will deliver much value add to Indosat's customers; especially those with IM3. mig33 has many communications and entertainment services for mobile users, helping ensure that members are connected with peers both in Indonesia and on the other side of the world," said Steve Boom, CEO of mig33.

"We hope this cooperation will encourage Indosat mobile data users, specifically with the IM3 brand, to become mig33 members. Given the importance of mobile communities in Indonesia, Indosat also hopes to gain more customers by reaching this new community through this cooperation," as stated by Guntur S. Siboro, Marketing Director Indosat, at the Indosat/IM3 and mig33 cooperation ceremony.

Indosat subscribers can go to m.mig33.com/indosat on their mobile to join the IM3 'Groov3' group on mig33. All other users should go to m.mig33.com on their mobile phone to join.

About mig33

mig33 is the leading mobile community with more than 20 million registered users globally. mig33 provides a choice of communications and entertainment services for users to connect on mobile. In over 200 countries, members engage in the vibrant chat community, instant messaging, email, photo sharing, virtual gifting, profiles, as well as calls and SMS. The service is available to any mobile phone user and is optimized to work with more than 2,000 handsets. Founded in 2005 and located in Burlingame, California, the company is backed by Silicon Valley venture firms Accel Partners, Redpoint Ventures and DCM.

For more information, please visit www.mig33.com

About Indosat

Indosat Tbk is a leading telecommunication and information service provider in Indonesia that provides cellular services (Mentari, Matrix and IM3), fixed telecommunications or fixed voice service (IDD service such as IDD 001, IDD 008 and FlatCall 01016 and fixed wireless access such as StarOne and Indosat Phone). Indosat also provides fixed data (MIDI) services through Indosat and its subsidiary companies, Indosat Mega Media (IM2) and Lintasarta and also provides satellite services. In addition, Indosat provides 3.5 G cellular service with HSDPA technology. Indosat's shares are listed in the Jakarta and Surabaya Stock Exchange (JSX:ISAT) and its American Depository Shares are listed in the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: IIT).

For more information, please visit www.indosat.com

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Mig33 is most downloaded mobile application

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Mig33, a company that lets millions of users communicate on mobile phones via IM, chat rooms, and photo sharing, says it’s the most popular downloaded mobile application ever.

You’d hardly know it, though. Chances are, if you live in the US, even if you’re tech-savvy, you’ve never heard of Mig33.

Sounds like the Russian fighter jet, right?

Most of its users are on the hundreds of millions of low-end phones sold by Nokia and other Java-based phones that have most of their distribution in developing countries. Mig33 is increasingly popular on Windows-based phones, and Blackberries, but is not on the iPhone, and has yet to make a real dent in the U.S.

Still, it says it has been downloaded more than 50 million times and has 20 million “registered” users, or those who have actually signed up for membership for the service. The company does not reveal how many “active” users it has, i.e, the number who have used the site within the last 30 days. Steve Boom, the company’s chief executive, says that number is in the “millions” and that from his best estimates, that make Mig33 “the biggest” app period.

On the iPhone, exact numbers of downloads aren’t released by Apple, but from available data from Apple and Comscore, Boom estimates the top apps (game like Tap Tap Revenge and social networking app Facebook, and Google Earth and music company Pandora) have about 11 million downloads or so.

Now here’s a dirty little secret about Mig33’s success: The company pays Getjar, a company that runs a mobile application store, to market the Mig33 application on its portal. It does so through a “Pay Per Download” program, whereby Mig33 bids in an auction for favorable placement on Getjar’s screen: Users who come to Getjar to peruse cool apps see Mig33’s app featured, and then click to download it. Getjar once accounted for half of Mig33’s overall downloads, though that number is down to about 20 percent recently — after Mig33 expanded its other marketing efforts.

Mig33’s Boom won’t say how much he has spent overall on the Getjar campaign. However, Getjar’s chef executive Ilja Laurs tells me companies bid in a range between 1 and 50 cents per download, and the average bid costs about 5 cents in the developing world and 20 cents in the developed world. That means Mig33 spent somewhere south of $1 million for its more than 10 million downloads from Getjar, based on my back-of-the-envelope math.

To be fair to Mig33, it doesn’t rely solely on traffic from paying Getjar. The overwhelming majority of its users have come virally — from users telling other users about the service, according to Boom. Although the company’s based in Burlingame, Calif., its main base of users is in Asia. It has expanded its offerings lately, including selling virtual goods.

(Note: Getjar devotes about 20 percent of its screen space to feature pay-per-download applications, of which Mig33 is just one. Nimbuzz and eBuddy, which offer competitive applications to Mig33, have also paid for a huge number of downloads from Getjar. Mig33 is only the second most popular application on GetJar. Opera Mini is the most popular at 19.1M downloads, and Opera hasn’t paid for those downloads. Also, Getjar’s traffic is actually growing at a faster rate than ever, despite the emerging competition from the iPhone: In May, Getjar had 32 million downloads a month, up from 20 million in January, says CEO Laurs. It has 15 million unique users. The question is, how long will that leadership position last? Already, Apple has sold 40 million iPhones and iPod-Touches globally, and so visitors to Apple’s App Store may already outnumber visitors to Getjar. We don’t know for certain, because Apple doesn’t release such figures.)

Mig33 was a winner of our Tesla award for top 10 best mobile startups at our MobileBeat conference last year. The company has raised more than $23.5 million in two rounds of funding from Accel Partners, DCM, Redpoint Partners and TVP.

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martyman no more longer in mig33

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From now VP of product martyman is no longer with mig33.

mig33 v4.1 beta ready to start

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Here is the post of mig33 staff sspidey on mig33 forum community

Ayan wrote:Dear all forum members,

We have some exciting news. The team has been working hard on a new version of the mig33 software (v4.1) for phones that run java and now we have it to a stage where we would like to invite you to try it out. This is still a preview release of what will be the final version so it may have some kinks in it, but hopefully you all can help us figure out what else needs to be improved before it is ready for everyone.

You can download the latest version at http://tinyurl.com/mig33v41270.

We will over the coming weeks release some updates (bug fixes and additional features) so make sure you continue to keep your eye out for more messages from us.

Here is a list of some of the improvements we have made to this version. Please make sure you check these out and let us know what you think.

Faster and more reliable - wherever you are in the world
- World first for a chat application: mig33 has been designed with the ability to hold sessions longer and automatically reconnect if you network drops your data connection.
- Super speedy login and start up process
- Many more cached items; so your chat rooms, profiles and pictures appear much faster

Less data used - making mig33 the world's most cost effective way to stay in touch on the mobile.
- Lots of options to reduce data even further (turn off Updates and Chat Room tabs for good if you want – they can always be restarted).
- Change your settings to disable downloading images
- Improved caching and reusing of pages and images

New chat tools to make your chat experience more fun and personalized
- Redesigned Chat Rooms tab now with a list of recent rooms and the ability to bookmark favorite rooms
- You can now see gaps in conversations, avoid Private Chat from strangers (if you want), and quickly access a list of room participants
- Ask to call people on your friends list or in a chat room without worrying about sharing your phone number (fees apply).

Improved UI to the worlds most popular mobile download
- Clearer presence indicators and better message and invite handling
- Enhanced menus, new user welcome wizard to help new users get going and many other small changes make it easier than ever to use mig33

You can email your bugs, compliments and enhancement ideas to this email (v4.1beta-feedback@mig33global.com).
Please make sure to include the following when you write in.
• Phone model (e.g. Nokia e70)
• Carrier/network (e.g. Banglalink)
• Country
• Username
• Summary of the issue (what you saw, what you thought you would see, a screenshot…etc).
• Steps to reproduce it.

Thank you for your help.


Regards,
sspidey