Nokia Asha Gaming Bootcamp

Hello,

I had attend the Nokia Asha Gaming Bootcamp (http://www.devworx.in/contests/nokia-s40-boot-camp/ ).
It helps me to discover the s40 development tools. The faculty over there is quite good motivator and rivals are challenging :-)
And now i am shortlisted for Nokia Hackathon Workshop(http://www.devworx.in/contests/nokia-hackathon-camp/) where i will show cast my S40 platform app.

Stay tuned for more updates. I will upload the pictures.
See the latest activity at www.twitter.com/pkc456

I will upload the ,jar file soon to the nokia ovi store :-)

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