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Oracle loses XML co-inventor to Google
Ex-Sun XML envangelist Tim Bray starts with Google's Android team
Google opens Google Apps Marketplace
Third-party developers can integrate with Google's own applications
Apple rejects iPhone app that measures radiation levels
App alerts the user when radiation level cross a predefined threshold
Testing cuts penny smart, pound foolish
The cost of bugs increases as they proliferate
Rackspace hires refugees from MySQL offshoot Drizzle
Drizzle project members shift to cloud infrastructure vendor
Feature: What to expect from HTML 5
There are developer opportunities in the next web markup overhaul
Angel investors supporting more start-ups
Investment grows by 72 percent
Windows Mobile apps won't work on new phones
Developers will use new tools, including Silverlight and XNA, to build apps
Develop early and talk to users, says Webstock speaker
Developers need to be in constant contact with users
Virgin America ditches Flash on its site
Airline moves to HTML to service iPhone users
Oracle set to merge Java virtual machines
Two-platform JVM 18 months away, vendor says
US, EU, Russia set aside $13.6m for exascale software
Next-generation supercomputer software development underway
CodePlex open source group moves beyond Microsoft
Inaugural non-Microsoft project accepted
Google Go captures developers' imaginations
The programming language aims to combine the speed of Python with the robustness of C++
Imagine Cup dev team finalists announced
Preliminary finals held yesterday
Digital Island opts for SharePoint build
Telco provider claims significant savings and financial benefits
Pompeii show highlights Te Papa website rebuild
SharePoint Server investment brings website up to date
Open-source sets trend for broader transparency
Rebel Code author tackles DNA code of life
'Annotated reality' on Webstock agenda
Webstock conference kicks off in Wellington this week
Open source means freedom from 'anti-features'
'Anti-features' serve the interests of the vendor, not the user, MIT man tells Linux conference

 

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