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Foursquare Unveils App Gallery

Following in the steps of Twitter and Facebook, location-based social networking service Foursquare is turning into a platform. Company co-founder Dennis Crowley knows of 100 apps based on Foursquare and

Adobe Fights Apple With Pro-Flash Ad Campaign

In the seemingly never-ending argument between Adobe and Apple over Flash, Adobe has responded to Steve Jobs’ critical open letter with a much gentler ad campaign. The ads boldly proclaim,

Blippy Swipes Back At Swipely With API Announcement

Today, start-up Swipely announced the availability of a new social shopping service, backed by $8.5 million in capital, that would compete with established player Blippy. Not to be outdone, Blippy

JRuby Upgrade Features Java Accommodations

JRuby 1.5 is now available and includes 1,300 revisions and 432 bug fixes. The latest version of the Ruby variant that runs on Java Virtual Machines has been designed to

Microsoft Finally Launches SharePoint, Office 2010

Microsoft finally launched SharePoint and Office 2010 this morning, after about 18 months of preparation, at an event for customers and partners in New York. But the thousands of people

Using the Accelerometer on the iPhone, iPod Touch

One of the most innovative features of the iPhone and iPod Touch is the built-in accelerometer. The accelerometer allows the device to detect the orientation of the device and adapts

The Continuous Innovation of Software as a Service

Do traditional or SaaS ERP solutions offer better capabilities for innovation? According to Knowledge Infusion, SaaS is the clear winner. In this white paper, it makes several recommendations: Analyze your

Why It’s So Hard For NYC Startups to Hire Developers

“Every startup in NYC is looking for developers,” asserts the Business Insider. “Literally: Every. Single. One.” Why? While nearby universities continue to churn out highly qualified developers and engineers, most

Flash Loses to HTML5 on Scribd Site

SAN FRANCISCO — There’s a bit more momentum behind Steve Jobs’s insistence that Adobe Flash isn’t keeping up with the times. The Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) CEO’s controversial decision to keep

Newest iPhone OS Beta Reveals Yet More Features

After looking at the code for the third beta of iPhone OS 4.0, developers have found three noteworthy new features: Simplified multi-tasking—Users can now easily keep one app open while

Microsoft Woos Developers with Latest IE9 Preview

Although the final version of Internet Explorer 9 isn’t due for a year, Microsoft has already released two platform previews. The newest version features faster performance and better support for

April 2010 App Store Report

Distimo has released its latest report on activity in Apple’s App Store during April. It’s major findings include the following: The App Store now includes 4,870 apps for the iPad.

Apps on Wheels: Developing Mobile Apps that Work at 70 MPH

Smartphones and tables aren’t the only new trend in mobile computing—Ford is working on developing applications that work on a truly mobile platform–vehicles. However, as ReadWriteWeb points out, “developers have

Using a Software Factory Approach for Customized Modeling

The traditional approach of software development faces many challenges, like a paucity of technical skills, poor product quality, and maintainability. These challenges are further aggregated by limited availability of distinctive

Adobe CTO Defends Flash, Touts HTML5

SAN FRANCISCO — Adobe’s CTO Kevin Lynch came out swinging in his defense of his company’s Flash software during a keynote onstage interview here at the Web 2.0 Expo Wednesday.

Google to Introduce TV Software

Unnamed sources tell the Wall Street Journal that Google will unveil a new version of Android for TVs at the Google I/O conference May 19 and 20. More than 3,000

Feds Eye Apple for Antitrust Probe

Unnamed sources say that the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission are wrangling over which agency will take the lead in an inquiry into Apple’s competitive practices. Specifically,

The Rise of NoSQL Databases

If you think databases are all of the relational SQL kind (as in MySQL, MS SQL and PostreSQL), think again. Better still: think NoSQL, as in non-relational, distributed databases that