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Apple's App Store: 10 Million Downloads Later
Apple's App Store for the iPhone and iPod touch has been growing quickly over the weekend. Close to 250 applications have been added since Friday. As Medialets reports, at the
HP: 3 Trends in the Enterprise Network - Do You Agree?
We're spending the next two days at Hewlett-Packard, discussing its networking strategy and the changes it sees in the networking market. The discussions echo conversation we've had with people in
RIM and IBM Load up the Blackberry with Lotus Collaboration Applications
IBM and Research in Motion announced a partnership today to sell Blackberry devices fully loaded with IBM's collaboration software. This is the first time IBM has sold Blackberry devices into
Google Releases AJAX Language API
Google today opened up the machine translation software they implemented on their own Google Translate site via a public API. The AJAX Language API allows developers to perform translations in
Just the Facts: Statistics from Twitter Chirp
This morning's presentations from Chirp, Twitter's developer conference, have showcased the growth and the innovation of the service. A few of the statistics announced this morning include:
The Scourge of IE6 Continues, for Some Surprising Reasons
The nearly decade old browser Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 is still the third most popular browser in the world, according to research firm Net Applications. Why does this ancient
The Future of Mobile Web Browsers - Device APIs
This post was written by Ajit Jaokar, who is a R/WW guest blogger on Mobile Web 2.0 and digital convergence. In my last post, I spoke of the differences between
Google Fights API Bloat by Adding Libraries to Google Maps JavaScript API
In order to add more features to the Google Maps JavaScript API without increasing its size Google is adding a new concept to the API: libraries. "A library is
Build CouchApps-style Applications with Redis and Webdis
Webdis is simple Web server that forwards commands to Redis, a NoSQL database, and returns information in formats such as JSON and PubSub. You could use it to build
DreamFactory's Collaboration Suite Now Available on Intuit's QuickBase
DreamFactory's suite of Enterprise 2.0 applications consists of a Project Management module, a Time and Expense Module, a Document Manager, and a Team Calendar. (See our coverage of their launch
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