Important!  Because of the issues related to the use of Java on mobile devices and the fact that ExperiaSphere uses a Java framework, we recommend anyone considering running ExperiaSphere on any mobile device insure they comply with Oracle's license terms.  We do not represent to have a right to re-license Java to mobile users!

ExperiaSphere is an open-source activity developing software under the CDDL (see the license at left).  The project framework is Java 2 SE or what is sometimes called the "Plain Old Java Object" or POJO.  CIMI Corporation launched this activity and we're providing the resources to host this site and also the strategic guidance (and most of the development resources) for the actual building of the toolkit.

Toolkit is a good term, because ExperiaSphere isn't "software" as much as it is an SDK.  The final release will be in the form of a set of Java class libraries and associated documentation and examples.  We're documenting ExperiaSphere now through PowerPoint presentations, and those that are available for public consumption are found in our Downloads section, whose link is to the left.

We're not being coy about releases of more detailed information here, we're being pragmatic.  This isn't a profit-making activity, and so we have to support it on a best-efforts basis.  We can't be having hosts of developers reviewing material, asking questions, and trying to participate.  We must control the participation to support it.  If you have resources to contribute, we would love to talk with you, and if you can support a wider-ranging effort that would be great!