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HTC focuses on business market with enterprise app investment
HTC has invested $35.4 million (£22.4 million) in US-based mobile enterprise apps provider Magnet Systems, a sign that the smartphone vendor is trying to fill a market space once occupied by RIM's BlackBerry devices, according to analysts.
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Oracle updates NetBeans Java IDE with Swing support
With its newly updated NetBeans Java IDE (integrated developer environment), Oracle has focused on updating the tools and libraries so they can be used to build more sophisticated user interfaces.
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Oracle makes JRockit free
Oracle will no longer charge for personal use of its legacy JRocket Java Virtual Machine
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Oracle and IBM share Java alliance
Executives from both companies recognise their mutual Java interests and pledge to do what's best for the platform
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IBM beats up Oracle over middleware stack
IBM is returning fire to Oracle in an increasingly heated battle over who has the faster stack of middleware.
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Oracle pushes out Glassfish Java application server update
GlassFish Server 3.1 features OSGi capabilities and high availability features like load balancing and failover.
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Web services interoperability group disbands after acheiving mission
Web services interoperability group formed by Microsoft, IBM, and Oracle says it is going out of business because it has concluded its charter to document best practices for web services.
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Oracle ULAs: Read the fine print says Forrester
Oracle's unlimited licence agreements (ULAs) can make great sense for companies that want to use a lot of the vendor's software, but a number of potential pitfalls can get buried in the fine print, according to a new report from Forrester Research.
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Oracle updates Tuxedo to support IBM mainframe apps
Oracle promises a lower cost way to run legacy mainframe apps.
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Java creator backs Oracle and Enterprise Edition
James Gosling, formerly of Sun, also touts latest version of Java Enterprise Edition






