Regarding Updating of Java ME Technology in Nokia ...

how can i update the java ME technology in Nokia C1-01 like AMMS API?
Reply my answer as soon as possible.

Nope.
only updates, if any, would come in the form of firmware updates. as your device is already a few years old, support for it has ended and therefore it will not receive any more updates.

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