Oracle's latest Java moves frustrate users and vendors

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	Oracle's latest Java moves frustrate users and vendors Oracle, which officially took on the big job of shepherding Java two years ago this month, is traveling bumpy roads lately. The company is under fire for modularization, licensing, and security issues. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP & Intel Cloud Applications Deep Dive This Deep Dive provides some general guidelines for establishing cloud services, including identifying, justifying, migrating, and validating the transformation of new and existing application services to true cloud services. With this information, you'll get a rough idea of how to set up resilient services inside or outside the enterprise. Learn more In this Issue Apple's iOS strength prompted Objective-C language's growth in 2011 AT&T unveils a new API platform for HTML5 apps The year's best hardware, software, and cloud services WEBCAST: Correlsense Managing and Monitoring Mobile End User Experiences In this online web seminar, we will explore the issues businesses are facing managing and monitoring the mobile end-user experience. Learn More Apple's iOS strength prompted Objective-C language's growth in 2011 Thanks to the iOS platform's continued momentum, the Objective-C language for building iOS applications bested other languages when it came to growth in popularity last year, according to the Tiobe Programming Community index. Read More AT&T unveils a new API platform for HTML5 apps AT&T is hoping to encourage developers to use HTML5 with the release of a new API platform. Developers must rewrite native applications to run on iPhones, Android phones, Windows Phones, and BlackBerry phones. Read More The year's best hardware, software, and cloud services Many of the winners -- but far from all -- are new to the list, but that doesn't mean they're new to us. One of the list's most distinctive features is how much it repeats the past, illustrating how much technology builds on what came before. Read More
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