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It was the belle of the ball stumbling as she made her grand entrance. Sun Microsystems on Tuesday, hoping to make a big splash at JavaOne with the launch of its shiny new platform for rich internet application development, saw demos of JavaFX repeatedly crash.
Like blaming it on the red carpet,...
Read More | 8 Days Ago
Sun Microsystems on Monday was giving away packaged copies of OpenSolaris in an effort to seed the development community with a Linux alternative and boost the number of available applications for the platform.
The news came at CommunityOne, Sun’s free developer conference collocated with...
Read More | 8 Days Ago
According to a story running in The Register Sun Microsystems is said to have paid "a bit north of $5m" for the technology assets of Montalvo Systems, a chip start-up outfit which is best known for its work on a low-power x86 processor.
The Register says it has seen a notice supporting the...
Read More | 19 Days Ago
IBM has announced that it is joining the OpenOffice.org development community, with an initial involvement concerning code contributions it has been developing as part of its Lotus Notes product. The code includes accessibility enhancements, and IBM is expected to make ongoing contributions to the...
Read More | Sep 11th, 2007 | Comments: 1 | Last Comment: Sep 12th, 2007
Hot on the heels of JavaFX, taking on the likes of Microsoft Silverlight and Adobe Flash, Sun looks set to formally unveil its plans for Project Indiana this week and attack the Linux developer heartlands. Solaris has long been known as the really secure Unix variant that sucks when it comes to...
Read More | Jul 7th, 2007 | Comments: 1 | Last Comment: Jul 9th, 2007
Many people complain that Java is far too slow to use in most applications that are traditionally written with C/C++. Well, this is probably never going to change unless Java allows itself to be completely compiled instead of bytecode, but IBM is trying to make the state that Java's in better. Now,...
Read More | Jan 24th, 2007 | Comments: 4 | Last Comment: Jan 26th, 2007
In response to this article, which claims that Java could soon become an important programming language in Linux due to the recent open-sourcing of Java:
http://www.linux-watch.com/news/NS6939729453.html
It's actually very unlikely that it will happen. This article is stating that the main...
Read More | Jan 13th, 2007
Monday, Sun Microsystems released the latest version of Java -- Java Standard Edition 6. It's available to developers in the Sun Developer Network (http://java.sun.com). The final release is planned to ship in January.
Java's taken a lot of time for this release. They've worked at it for at least...
Read More | Dec 11th, 2006 | Comments: 1 | Last Comment: Dec 13th, 2006
OK, I know that Sun Microsystems has already open-sourced the Java EE5 application server code under the auspices of its GlassFish project, but the breaking news is that the full Java source code is to follow next. Sun has announced that the Java code will be covered by the General Public License 2...
Read More | Nov 13th, 2006 | Comments: 2 | Last Comment: Nov 13th, 2006
The reports that are popping up all over the web that IBM, along with Georgia Tech, has demonstrated the world’s fastest ever chip are, sadly, not quite as exciting as you might at first think. Not least because this wasn’t a chip at all, but rather a transistor, and even the least technical...
Read More | Jun 22nd, 2006 | Comments: 2 | Last Comment: Jun 28th, 2006
