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KeyAgain on Samsung phones

Rugged flips, sliders and QWERTY phones: Samsung’s classic feature phones ran Samsung’s own system with Java for apps.

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Why the whole family can run it

Samsung’s feature phones used the company’s own system with a Java ME runtime for apps and games, which is what KeyAgain needs. We’ve seen it running on the rugged Rugby II flip. Samsung also made Windows Mobile phones with QWERTY keyboards; those need a Java runtime installed first (see Windows Mobile). Downloaded apps usually end up in a Games or Apps folder.

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Which Samsung phones run KeyAgain?

We’ve seen it running on the Samsung Rugby II. It’s built for the Java system the whole family shares, so most other Samsung phones with Java should run it too; the first 3 days are free to check yours.

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