Mobile Cube Scrambler

[hr.mohr]

Inspired by the work by Doug Li on the RubiksJTimer upgrade of JNetCube i decided to have a go at a mobile version. This is the first public release and it only includes a scrambler at this time. I might try to do some timer stuff, lets see

You need a Java enabled mobile phone with support for MIDP 2.0.

Use the browser in your mobile phone and go to this URL:

http://m.cubing.dk/

ps. It's only been tested on Sony Ericsson T650 and W810 and the Nokia 6300, but it should run on almost every Java enabled mobile phone.

 

[Leviticus]

Nice, i downloaded it and put it on my Nokia 6300, first scramble i got a 13.38 non-lucky .

 

[Henrik]

Thanks for the updated version hr.Mohr
Ive been one of the testers And now I can see the whole Megaminx scramble
Great scrambler for on the go.
I hope you do some more work to this hr.Mohr

Henrik

 

[DAE_JA_VOO]

Installed on my HTC Touch and works perfectly Thanks!

 

[pete]

unable to install on my Samsung D900 (MIDP 2.0)

finds the file but fails during install.

(i've successfully installed other java apps on this mobile phone)

 

[Cerberus]

works on my SE k800i, I would like a stopwatch since I normaly time with my mobilephone when I am in the bus or train.

 

[Crossed]

Works great on my SE W580i. Tanks for the scrambler!

 

[masterofthebass]

Dae_Ja_Voo:

How is the HTC touch. I have the Wizard (I know its crap) With updated OSes from xdadevelopers.com. I love the today screen and HTC Home. If only I had enough money for a real version.


Works on my phone, although it won't work on other "standard" At&t 8125.


--EDIT--
Also, cold you add an average feature. I think that it wouldn't be too hard, and work really well.

 

[Raffael]

Works perfect on my XDA Orbit 2 (=HTC Touch Cruise)

Great program. Thanks very much.

 

[hr.mohr]

Thank you for your feedback, allways fun to hear that someone are using my programs

It's my first midlet, so i don't really know much about making it run on all phones. Sadly it's allways been a myth that Java runs everywhere.

I have a lot of ideas for the next versions, but i think i'll focus mainly on phone support, better code and new puzzles. If i still find it fun to code on this there might be some timer stuff.

 

[jtjogobonito]

It works on a SE Z525.

 

[bonhomme]

It works on a nokia 6630. I have been waiting for a long time a mobile version with timer and average . It's a good news to see this test

 

[hr.mohr]

New version 0.4 ready for release:

* Clock scrambler

 

[hr.mohr]

New version 0.5 ready for release:

* Square-1 scrambler

Could someone that knows clock and square-1 notation please test this release?

 

[masterofthebass]

The sq-1 scrambler works. The clock scrambler is basically just generate random numbers... so I took a quick look, and it looks good.

Have you thought of adding a average calculator into it?

 

[Carson]

Using a Samsung Blackjack running windows mobile 5. (Not the Blackjack II)

Tried using address: http://m.cubing.dk/
No luck
Tried navigating directly to file http://m.cubing.dk/MobileCubeScrambler.jad Still no luck

I had to go to the site on my pc and download the zip file, and then transfer the .jar and .jad files over to my Blackjack using the usb cable. I was then able to install the app and it runs fine.

 

[e_lee6o4]

is it possible if you can add a timer to this program?

 

[KConny]

No timer. I pefer my stack mat. It's better if you get to enter your times manually.

 

[aznblur]

I'd like a timer.

Not everyone has a stackmat you know.

 

[sjoerdtheone]

I think a timer would be cool because if your in the car, or bus or even school you don't have a stackmat with you..
Anyway: it worked on the Sony Ericsson W200. The way I managed:
- on your pc, go to http://m.cubing.dk/
- click download
- unzip the files
- copy the .jad and .jar files to your phone
- in your phone, navigate to the files, and select "install"
you will then need to point to a folder where you want to install the application, and then you're done.