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Rococo Software Releases Java/Bluetooth Developer Kit For Linux


DUBLIN, IRELAND – July 13, 2004 – Rococo Software, an innovator of Bluetooth software development tools and infrastructure software, today releases the latest version of Impronto Developer Kit. Using Rococo’s Linux-based Developer Kit (DK), software developers can easily design Java/Bluetooth applications for a variety of wireless devices. Rococo offers today’s product release free for non-commercial Bluetooth projects.

“By making a fully-functional version of Rococo’s Linux development environment free to students and hobby programmers more developers will build compelling Bluetooth applications, which will help to boost the adoption of Bluetooth in the mass market,” said Sean O’Sullivan, CEO at Rococo Software. Rococo’s Impronto DK for Linux uses standard Java application program interfaces (APIs) for Bluetooth wireless technology. Today’s release increases Bluetooth functionality, includes support for IrDA and adds more configurability to the Linux DK.

The number of Bluetooth applications on the market has grown significantly since the wireless technology was introduced in 1998. Apple has adopted Bluetooth in all of its PowerBooks and Dell, IBM and Toshiba are putting Bluetooth in their laptops. All of the major mobile phone vendors are embedding Bluetooth in phones, including Sony Ericsson, Nokia and Motorola. With such a surge in the uptake, the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) would like to see more applications on the market taking advantage of Bluetooth’s popularity.

“Many innovative applications have hit the market lately, but we still hope to see more new and useful Bluetooth applications for portable devices. Rococo Software’s free developer kit may be a very interesting way to make Bluetooth development tools available to a young generation who has new and fresh ideas about how Bluetooth can be used,” said Anders Edlund, Marketing Director of the Bluetooth SIG.

Rococo is a member of the JSR82 Expert Group and the Bluetooth SIG. The company has significant OEM partnerships with companies including Ericsson and Aplix in the US and Japan. For more information about Rococo’s Impronto Developer Kit for Linux 1.3 visit http://www.rococosoft.com/products/dev_kit_1.3.html. To find out if you qualify for a free, fully functional version of the software, fill out the online form at

http://www.rococosoft.com/downloads/DK_linux/register.html

ABOUT ROCOCO SOFTWARE
Rococo Software is a leading mobility solutions and wireless software provider and has deployed successful solutions across a variety of verticals. Rococo has been featured as one of Europe's 10 hottest technology companies in Infoconomist Magazine and was named 'Entrepreneurial Company of the Year' by Frost & Sullivan. For more information about Rococo Software visit www.rococosoft.com or email info@rococosoft.com.



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