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Nebula at Mobile World Congress

January 24th, 2010 in SOA / Uncategorized / android / berkeley database / data mining / google maps / oracle
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Nebula pairs Android and the Cloud with the speed and reliability of Oracle Berkeley Database

Nebula’s Mobile Location Manager demonstrates a mapping application that can build location aware Android applications for multiple business models.  It is designed to synchronize with Oracle and other database and application servers, and to consume Cloud resident SOA services.

Screenshot of Verizon Droid running 2.0.1. Android and Location Manager mapping application using Oracle’s Berkeley embedded database to store location data. Synchronization with an Oracle Server 11G database via SOA process allows server based data mining of recorded locations.

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