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Voxmobili is an active member of Open mobile alliance especially for OMA-DS and OMA-DM work. OMA delivers open standards for the mobile industry, helping to create interoperable services which work across countries, operators and mobile terminals and are driven by users' needs.

Voxmobili is closely following Liberty Alliance work around service interoperability. The Liberty Alliance, a consortium representing organizations from around the world, was created in 2001 to address the technical, business, and policy challenges around identity and identity-based Web services.

Voxmobili is an active contributor and supporter to the work of the Internet standardizations body IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force).

The goal of Forum Nokia PRO is to give developers every possible advantage for succeeding in the mobile application business ? whether by streamlining product cycles, reducing time to market, or accelerating market success.

Sony Ericsson Developer World is a global support program and web portal totally dedicated to helping serious, wireless developers achieve business success by providing the documentation, tools, training, technical and go-to-market support the development process.

The MOTOCODER Program, developed by Motorola, is to support wireless developers. With this program, developers have access to a wealth of services, support, and information to help design, develop and market wireless applications.

Sun Java Development Network enable developers to have specific information J2me development by providing documentation, tools and support to development process.

Qualcomm's BREW platform is a thin, standardized execution environment that resides in handsets. Native BREW applications are written in C/C++. While BREW supports programming in other languages, such as Java and XML, C/C++ is used as the primary language by significantly more developers worldwide than any other language.