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Intel has launched a beta version of the Intel Atom Developer Program Software Development Kit (SDK) for the Microsoft Windows and Linux-based Moblin operating systems.
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Review of Wrench in the System: What's Sabotaging Your Business Software and How You Can Release the Power to Innovate. Book by Harold Hambrose. Published by Wiley, ISBN 978-0470413432. List Price $45.00; Amazon.com price: $29.70
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As predicted, Facebook has delivered a new PHP platform called HipHop for PHP that much improves performance of the popular scripting language known among application developers for its relative lack in that area.
Java developers can rest easy now. When Oracle announced its plans for Sun Microsystems this week, the company's executives also announced that it would sponsor the annual JavaOne conference in September. This year, JavaOne will start at the same time as Oracle OpenWorld, but JavaOne will remain a separate conference.
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