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Javaground Launches Its Own Content Portal for Java Apps

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Mar 10, 2009, 8:01 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Today Javaground announced the launch of Xpressed, a new marketplace for Java mobile content creators to sell their content directly to end users. Xpressed will offer free trials of software for users to test before purchase, as well as unlimited monthly access to applications for $10. Developers will have a say in the price of their applications, how long trials will last, and whether or not their apps are available through the unlimited download option. Xpressed can be accessed via a web site, as a WAP site for mobile phones and as an on-device client for J2ME phones.

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