Jimm - Mobile Messaging

About

• Jimm is an ICQ™ clone for mobile devices with J2ME™ (MIDP) technology
  (Java 2 Micro Edition / Mobile Information Device Platform)
• It's working on a lot of devices which have J2ME™ support. (like PDAs (Palm) or most modern mobile phones)
• Connects directly to the ICQ™ network via cheap GPRS or UMTS connection
• ICQ™ instant messaging on the go with your mobile device
• Brings ICQ™ to your mobile phone or J2ME™ supporting handheld
• Uses protocol version 8
• By using cheap GPRS or UMTS connection messaging with Jimm can be up to 96 percent cheaper than using Short Message Service (SMS) text messages.
• Supports: Sending files, local history, search for contacts and much more
• Multilingual (English, German, Russian, Lithuanian, Bulgarian, Czech, Ukranian and Serbian are currently supported)
• Free software, full source included (GPL'ed)
• Not affiliated with or endorsed by ICQ Inc.

Download

By downloading, you agree to the terms and conditions of the GNU General Public License (GPL), Version 2, June 1991.

Stable version 0.5.1

You can choose between two ways of downloading Jimm. Either you can use our download assistant who will guide you directly to the version of Jimm you need for your phone or you can download the whole package including all the different versions and the source code.

Nightly builds 0.6.0

Releases are generally more stable versions of Jimm that should probably be downloaded by most users. Nightly builds are released almost every night and contain the latest changes, including new features as well as new bugs. Don't expect everything to work in the nightly builds.
Nightly builds of Jimm are availible here

Installation

Do not copy the downloaded file entirely to your mobile phone, this won't work! Read the README file for details.

The archive you can download from this site includes several configurations of Jimm for different devices with different modules included and different languages. Unpack the archive, choose the version you need and copy only the corresponding .jar and .jad Files to your mobile device. Further instructions can be found inside the README file or in our forum.

If you want to download it directly via WAP to your device, point your device to http://www.jimm.org/download/

Screenshots

Supported Devices

Each of the following devices were reported to work with Jimm. However you have to make sure that you configured your mobile device to use the corrent type of connection (access point) for the use with Jimm. Make sure you choose one with is suporting true internet and not only WAP!
You can obtain the configuration details from your network provider and advice how to set it in your device from the manual of your device. If you are still having problems or want to report a bug, please use the Jimm Forum.

• Alcatel:
  557
• Blackberry:
  7510
• LG:
  LG-KU800
• Motorola:
  A1000, A780, A835, C380, C550, C650, C385, E398, RAZR V3, RAZR V3xx, RAZR maxx V6, V180, V220, V300, V500, V525, V547, V600, V620, V635
• NEC:
  e616
• Nokia:
  5140, 5200, 6030, 6230, 6131, 6230i, 6280, 6630, 6820, 6822, 7600, N70, N80, every latest Nokia phone should work
• Orange:
  SPV E100/E200
• Sagem:
  myX-5-2 myX-65
• Samsung:
  SGH-D500, SGH-Z105, SGH-ZV40, SGH-D830, SGH-ZV40
• Siemens:
  A65, M55, S55, SL55, MC60, CF62, C65, CF110, CX65, CX75, M65, S65, SGX75, SK65, SL65, every latest Siemens/BenQ phone should work
• Sony Ericsson:
  K500i/c, K700, K750i, M600i, P900, V800, W810i, W550i, W800i/c, Z1010, every latest Sony Ericsson phone should work.

• Any Java™ capable (CLDC/MIDP) cellular phone, which meets the following requirements:
  • Raw socket support
  • At least 250 KB of available RAM
  • At least 70 KB disk space available

Not Supported Devices

All of the following devices will NOT WORK with Jimm as they do not support socket connection, which is used by Jimm to talk to the ICQ servers, or they have to less RAM(Java heap). You will not be able to use Jimm on these devices.

• Nokia 3650 (flawed Socket support)
• Nokia 6800 (too little RAM)
• Nokia 7210 (missing Socket support)
• Nokia 7250 (missing Socket support)
• Nokia 7250i (too little RAM)
• Nokia 7650 (flawed Socket support)
• Nokia N-Gage (flawed Socket support)
• Siemens C55 (too little RAM)
• Siemens SX1 (flawed Socket support)
• Sony Ericsson T610 (missing Socket support)
• Sony Ericsson P800 (missing Socket support)

Get Involved

• Jimm Forum
• Todo list - add you wish to developers here
• Bugs list - notify developers about bug
• SourceForge.net project website
• Browse CVS repository
• View CVS statistics