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• Introducing AspectJ, Aspect-Oriented Programming for Java

  Get a high-level introduction to important facets of AspectJ, such as language constructs, syntax and weaving choices, and Spring integration.

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• Smartphones Most Popular Mobile Device by 2011

  The Nielsen Company projects that smartphone sales will outpace those of standard feature mobile phones within a year.

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• Tutorial: Mastering Redirection in BASH on Linux

  Linux's BASH shell has several ways to redirect inputs and outputs, which has a multitude of uses in server administration, and desktop search and admininstration. Juliet Kemp guides us through the finer points of these powerful BASH features.

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• Cool OpenOffice.org Easter Eggs

  <b>Tech Source:</b> "Since it's almost Easter Sunday, I will be sharing with you several cool virtual Easter eggs hidden inside some of our favorite software applications."

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• Microsoft Patches Bugs, Improves Visual Studio 2012

  First, let's talk about the bug patches. Programs getting fixes include Windows, Internet Explorer, Office, the .NET Framework, Microsoft Dynamics AX and Microsoft Visual Basic. You can read the full security advisory. Out of the seven bulletins containing the fixes, three were deemed critical, which means a hacker could exploit an unpatched system by remotely executing malicious code. The remaining four were dubbed important; if exploited, they could give an attacker elevated privileges. Multiple versions of the Windows operating system and Internet Explorer should receive these patches....

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• Report: Novell Linux Appliances Boost Ingres over MySQL

  Novell partners with database vendor Ingres to make it easier to build and deploy software appliances -- but what about MySQL?

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• Weekly Ten: Tech Bubble That Didn't Pop, Build Your Own 3D Scanner, WebDAV On OpenSUSE

  <b>Tech Source:</b> "First came the tech bubble, whose quasi-utopian promises drew in billions of investment dollars, only to pop its cork in 2000, dragging the United States into a recession."

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• New Hiring Formula Values Math Pros

  A computer science degree isn't enough—now you also need a background in math and statistics.

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• VMware Express, Virtualization Technologies Rolling In Near You

  Since it's not always easy for sales people to help customers imagine what an environment built around virtualization technologies would look like, VMware built one in an 18-wheeler and is sending it across North America.

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• Opinion: Diary Of A Linux Newbie: The First Year

  In which an anti-Linux FUD article in a magazine backfires, and turns Emery Fletcher into an "unabashed Linux fan."

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• Android XML Parser Performance

  Shane Conder will show us how different XML parsers affect performance with Android and the answers might surprise you. The article provides developers with data for choosing a particular XML parser and Android code that demonstrates all three parsers.

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• Manage Your WLAN from the Cloud

  Instead of organizations having to purchase, set up and maintain back-end servers, cloud-based WLAN management services offer hosted access that's cost effective and requires no installation.

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• Smartphone Confab Reflects Industry Battles

  The focus of the $169 billion industry is shifting to software and services, the "mindshare" that is lifting nimble competitors such as iPhone maker Apple and Google.

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• Incremental Intellisense Improvements in VS2010

  Learn about the history of debugging and evolutionary improvements in Intellisense in Visual Studio 2010.

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• Brocade Plunges on Weak Networking Sales

  Brocade's Ethernet business weakens as its storage networking business takes off.

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• Users Sound Off on Droid Android 2.1 Update Delay

  <b>Enterprise Mobile Today:</b> "The delayed Android 2.1 update for the Motorola Droid is starting to tarnish the successful launch of Verizon's first smartphone to run on Google's open source mobile operating system, according to posts at Motorola's Facebook page."

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• Small Business Software: 7 Tips for Excel Charts

  Use small business technology to your advantage. These seven handy Excel charting features make the data in your charts easier to read and comprehend.

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• The iPad's Linux Competition

  <b>Cyber Cynic:</b> "But, the $499 price-tag give me pause, and I'm not crazy about Apple's locked-door policy towards developers and their iPad applications. That's why I've been looking forward to the other cheaper, more open, and Linux-based tablets."

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• C# Programming Adds Optional and Named Arguments

  This article, by Scott Mitchell, examines two new features added to C# 4.0: optional and named arguments.

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• Turn Firefox into an Ebook Reader with EPUBReader

  <b>Linux Magazine:</b> "You can use a dedicated application like FBReader or Calibre to read and manage ebooks on your machine, or you can do it without leaving the convenience of the Firefox browser courtesy of the EPUBReader extension."

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• Use the Cassia .NET Library to Detect Users Connected to Windows Server

  Thanks to the Cassia .NET Library, you can programmatically detect the users connected to Windows Server without using PInvoke to call the Windows Terminal Services API.

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• Use the Cassia .NET Library to Detect Users Connected to Windows Server

  Thanks to the Cassia .NET Library, you can programmatically detect the users connected to Windows Server without using PInvoke to call the Windows Terminal Services API.

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• Use the Cassia .NET Library to Detect Users Connected to Windows Server

  Thanks to the Cassia .NET Library, you can programmatically detect the users connected to Windows Server without using PInvoke to call the Windows Terminal Services API.

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• Get it Online: Low-Cost HelpDesk Support

  Kayako&#146;s helpdesk applications won&#146;t dent your bottom line as you improve customer support. Plus, a free source for public domain videos, and a site to help you create and launch ads on mobile devices.

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• jQuery: Novice to Ninja

  <b>A Million Chimpanzees:</b> "Who should read this book? There was the usual blurb in the book's front matter about "If you're a front-end web designer looking to..." which I expected, but what are the minimal qualifications the reader should have before shelling out his or her hard earned dough for this text?"

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