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Developers Will Support Multiple Mobile OSs, But Apple Bobs to the Top

The iPhone has become the most popular smartphone platform for developers, and Java ME remains the leading mobile development environment overall.

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Developers Will Support Multiple Mobile OSs, But Apple Bobs to the Top

The iPhone has become the most popular smartphone platform for developers, and Java ME remains the leading mobile development environment overall.

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New SDK Enables iPhone Application Development on Windows

DragonFireSDK offers an iPhone emulator for programmers who don't know Objective-C.

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7 Performance Tips For Faster SQL Queries

While database tuning is an art, these tips can help avoid common SQL problems.

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iPad Programming: Port Your iPhone Apps, Part I

Now that Apple has lifted the NDA on the iPhone 3.2 SDK, it's time for developers to start developing iPad applications.

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How to Set Up Android Platform Development and Debugging

eWeek offers a primer on how to develop for Android without using the Java-based SDK.

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The Novice Guide To Buying A Linux Laptop

NixCraft: "All major laptop (notebook) hardware is supported by Linux. The important things to take into account when looking to buy a Linux powered laptops are as follows to avoid any hardware compatibility problem"

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Insight into GNU/Linux boot process

Musing with GNU/Linux: "In this document we will take a look at the different aspects of the boot process. Such as the BIOS which is the first code which runs, the boot loaders that can load different operating systems, pass arguments to the kernel, load it from different sources like a hard drive, a flash, and network & finally the kernel itself."

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U of T sleuths track Internet espionage ring to China

The Star: "A massive cyber espionage network has infiltrated the Indian government and also hacked into a year's worth of the Dalai Lama's emails, according to a team of computer security experts co-led by University of Toronto researchers."

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Linux Mint 9 Review

Desktop Linux Reviews: "Whenever a new version of Ubuntu is released, a new version of Linux Mint soon follows. This time around it's Linux Mint 9. Linux Mint 9 is based on Ubuntu 10.04"

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Compile rTorrent From SVN In Ubuntu 10.04/Debian Lenny With Coloured Interface

HowtoForge: "rTorrent is a popular command line based bittorrent client. It provides very powerful features yet it is very light on the system - contrary to other bittorrent clients like Vuze."

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Tip: 5 Easy Steps to a Remote Linux Desktop

Juliet Kemp shows us how set up a remote graphical Linux desktop in five steps, using Virtual Network Computing (VNC).

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Linux: Memory Compaction

Kernel Trap: "Mel Gorman posted the seventh version of his Memory Compaction patches asking, "are there any further obstacles to merging?""

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co-ment: Document Collaboration and Annotation Tool

Linux Pro Magazine: "An open source Web-based solution, co-ment provides an efficient document collaboration environment which offers everything you need to edit, annotate, and share documents. co-ment is not just a mere Web-based word processor, though."

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Powerful Video Editor Lightworks Released as Open Source

OStatic: "EditShare, the company behind Academy and Emmy award-winning video editing software Lightworks announced plans to release its product under an open source license."

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Proprietary Licenses Are Even Worse Than They Look

Bradley M. Kuhn: "Apple's licenses are probably the easiest example of proprietary licensing terms that are well beyond reasonableness."

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Recession? What Recession? Red Hat Continues to Grow

Linux Planet: "Linux vendor Red Hat will report its fiscal 2010 numbers today. Virtualization, cloud services, middleware, a big win on the Tokyo Stock Exchange-- is Red Hat's future as rosy as it appears?"

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Midgard 8.09.8 released

Midgard: "The Midgard Project has released the eighth maintenance release of Midgard 8.09 Ragnaroek LTS. Ragnaroek LTS is a Long Term Support version of the free software Content Management Framework."

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8 Great Linux Routers, from SOHO to Enterprise

Linux Planet: "Eric Geier rounds up eight Linux router projects with a little something for everyone, from Internet gateways for home users to enterprise Cisco replacements."

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Dealing with OOo's braindead context sensitive toolbars

Brendan Scott: "What happens with context senstivity is that when OOo senses you are doing something which might need a specific toolbar, it pops it up for you. Equally, if it thinks you aren’t it will remove that toolbar for you (how kind)."

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Windows Phone 7, Silverlight Are Business-Ready

While Microsoft has been marketing the consumer features of the two technologies, observers see the enterprise application development capabilities.

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Static Class Values Are Valid Even Without a Main Method

This example shows how a static block can work even without a main method.

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RedShift Networks Launches UC Threat Management

New technology uses deep packet analysis to detect and repel security threats at the application layer.

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System X Marks the Spot

Server Snapshot: IBM's innovation isn't limited to its POWER-based servers. A host of new System x and BladeCenter offerings are poised to bring Big Blue to the top volume spot.

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50 Coolest iPad Apps (So Far)

iPad apps for business, play, and overall iPad functionality. Plus: weird iPad apps.

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