*SPOIL*10010*SPOIL*

damn that was fast 8-)

Its of couse correct 3,6,9,12,15, (18 <- the correct answer)
its the multiplication chart for 3 in binary.

Looking good!

I had to work on a commmercial emulator for the Sony Pocket Station while I worked at SN Systems... ever since then I have had a huge respect for emulators and also a little caution about how closely the emulator actually matches the hardware.

When it comes to mobile phones how closely do the emulators match the actual hardware? I have been tempted to give mobile development a go but the question of emulator to hardware match always bugs me - do you find any major issues such as speed matching etc?

Hi byron

Thanks for your comment.
I only use standard emulators, the one in the picture above is
one i got from sony ericssons website in there SDK the code language
i develop in is J2ME (mostly) some special things i'am doing in c++

You can get emulators for varius phone manufactors Sony Ericsson, Nokia, motorola ect. I dont had any problems with the phone manufactors emulators
they are wooking quit well, I always testing my apps on suns emulator (its included in there wireless toolkit) by that i test that there is nothing phone specifik code the manufactors sometimes expand what there phones are cable of but its not supported by others.

If it is emulators you are interested in and not so much phone programming
there is a open source emulator on sourceforce at this url.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/microemulator
to see it in action this is the place to go
http://www.barteo.net/microemulator/

If you start developing for mobilephones let me know if you need some help getting started.

Bedst regards
Jap