Maximum Size of a mobile application???

Dears,
can any body tell me how large on the maximum a mobile application may be? Actually i intend to develop a mobile application but i am doubtful that its size will be somewhat large. So i want to know make sure about that first. Also, if i have advance phones like NOKIA 7610 that have large memory (NOKIA 7610 has 64MB or more), can size of application become larger?
Please reply if you know.
Thanks,
Wasif Ehsan,
Master of Comp. Science(in Prgress)

Hi,
this depends on device - some accept only 30kB JARs, some accept 750kB ones.
For your example, there's usually a separate heap memory for Java apps, that's unrelated to other memory on the device. You should really check on specific devices. Generally, the smaller the application, the wider range of devices it can run on.
HTH,
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