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Java Articles » J2ME Wireless » LWUIT 
1. The Lightweight User Interface Toolkit (LWUIT): An Introduction
"The Lightweight User Interface Toolkit (LWUIT) is a versatile and compact API for creating attractive application user interfaces for mobile devices. LWUIT provides sophisticated Swing-like capabilities without the tremendous power and complexity of Swing. Designed from the ground up as an efficient mobile user interface toolkit, LWUIT provides many useful Swing-like features."

2. java.net: Animation and Transition with LWUIT
"Animations and transitions are two very interesting features of the Lightweight User Interface Toolkit (LWUIT). In this article we will see how to use these features in actual applications. We also develop a custom transition animation. Although very simple, this transition demonstrates fully the process of such customization."

3. java.net: Java Mobility Podcast 64: LWUIT Half Day Tutorial
"Jonathan Knudsen talks about the LWUIT and the LWUIT Half Day Tutorial that he and Chen Fishbein will be giving the day after M3DD."

4. java.net: Java Mobility Podcast 48: Sprint on LWUIT, Titan and Windows Mobile
"Nathan Smith, Application Developer Program Group Manager, and John Jones, Product Development Engineer at Sprint talk about their past and future involvement in LWUIT, Windows Mobile development and Titan development and Sprint Professional Developer Program."

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