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Here's a round-up of what others are saying about the offering.
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Android smartphones continue to explode in popularity. So it's no surprise that the main driver of smartphones -- the apps that run on them -- should be similarly skyrocketing in usage.
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Red Hat has submitted three new Java Specification Requests (JSRs) for the upcoming Java EE 7 (JSR 342).
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The recent release of Google's App Engine 1.4.3 brings its two supported runtimes -- Python and Java -- "even closer to parity," the company said.
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Open source integration and messaging company FuseSource this week unveiled a new Eclipse-based IDE for the Apache Camel integration framework.
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Microsoft Wednesday announced plans to release a major tools update next month for the upcoming "Mango" platform, slated for existing Windows Phones and future later this year.
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VMware announced the launch of Cloud Foundry, which the company is touting as the as the first "open platform as a service" (PaaS), on Tuesday.
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Open source business intelligence (BI) vendor Pentaho Corporation today released version 1.0 of olap4j, an open Java API for building OLAP applications.
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Microsoft kicked off the beginning of MIX11 in Las Vegas today with its keynote that included the announcement the Entity Framework 4.1 and ASP.NET MVC 3 Tooling Update release dates.
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Stu Stern sits down for an interview.
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Details inside.
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Yesterday Novell released the production version of Mono for Google's mobile OS, a set of tools and plug-ins that allow .NET developers to write applications for Android-based devices.
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Gorilla Logic this week announced a new version of its free, open source FoneMonkey testing tool for iOS applications.
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Is Android becoming a victim of its own success?
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Details of the actual new job are slim, but most analysts agree that Google hiring Java founder James Gosling is a good move for everyone involved.
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Dell, Equinix and Rackspace today launched a demo of the environment available for service providers and enterprise customers to test cloud-based apps running atop the OpenStack platform.
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According to an Evans Data Corp. Survey, a majority of programmers responded that 49 percent of scheduled projects tend to finish past its projected date.
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An IDC report released today projects that the worldwide smarpthone market will see a 49.2 percent growth and will ship an estimated 450 million units for 2011.
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In-Depth
Sometimes programers get fired. And some of those individuals try to exact their revenge.
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The cheerleaders for the Java team took the EclipseCon stage.