MoKaDi is a Kanji dictionary for your Java equipped cellphone. Current version allows searching characters by their SKIP CODEs. It covers over 6000 common kanji, with their meanings in English and readings (both kunyomi and onyomi) written in kana.
In order to use MoKaDi your cellphone must suport Java (J2ME) in MIDP-2.0 profile and be must able to load applications of around 1MB in size. It was developed for, and tested on a S40-Series Nokia (6300). Current release was modified to support Nokia E72 (a S60v3 device).
You can download the two required files from here: MoKaDi.jar and MoKaDi.jad.
Consider the application freeware: use it if you like it. I'll probably release the sources soon and make it GPL, just some cleanup is required. The kanji dictionary used is a stripped down version of KANJIDIC from Electronic Dictionary Group so their license aplies here.
This package uses the EDICT and KANJIDIC files. These files are the property of the Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group, and are used in conformance with the Group's licence.