Leor Zahavi: Interested in learning Java Mobile

Myself Leor Zahavi and I am interested in learning java mobile so that I can develop mobile applications. I have some basic knowledge of core java. Please suggest me some tutorial website to learn mobile java mobile.
Thanks
Leor Zahavi

958263 wrote:
Myself Leor Zahavi and I am interested in learning java mobile so that I can develop mobile applications. I'd investigate Android and iOS app development then. Android is based on the Java language at least, so through that path you could get yourself reacquainted with it. But you'll need a good book, not a tutorial. This is no easy subject that you learn from a few dinky paragraphs and some pseudo code.
EDIT: hm, pretty old thread.

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