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Recently, Gartner released a market analysis that reported that Microsoft’s smartphone market share had declined in the last year to less than 8 percent, with Apple and RIM making notable gains. With the risk of dropping into last place in mobile phones, Microsoft is pushing hard in the one direction where they have a lot […]

The vBulletin team recently announced the availability of vBulletin 4.0 Gold. This release includes the upgraded vBulletin 4.0 Forums and their all-new vBulletin 4.0 Publishing Suite. This new Content Management System was designed to enable your community members to create content and allows you to cross-publish between your sites’ forums, blogs and site articles. vBulletin […]

Opera’s recent release of their Opera 10.5 Pre-Alpha has shown significant improvements in its support of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and JavaScript, and has provided a glimpse of what should be the standard for the future of other web browsers, and developers are taking notice. Opera’s new JavaScript engine, which is called “Carakan”, has brought […]

Weelya announced its Ajax Push Engine (APE) 1.0 as a part of its real-time web paradigm campaign earlier this month. APE is an open source technology that pushes data onto websites as it becomes available, aka in “real-time”. The APE was developed to be an effective solution to the old school paradigm of that limits […]

Search Engine Watch’s Search Engine Optimization (SEO) guru Eric Page has raised to eyebrows with his recent statements about search engine ranking relevance, stating that experts debate their application. Many companies hire SEO experts to provide reports that they can use to get their sites to the top of the list for specific keyword searches. […]

Palm this week announced the release of its web-based development tool, called Project Ares, for its webOS. Their new IDE is completely browser-based, and was released with the goal of providing developers the ability to create applications from start to finish completely within their browser. The new IDE includes many features that developers have requested. […]

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Developers can eliminate conditional formatting statements in CSS code by directly mapping enumerated values to CSS classes, reducing the overall footprint and execution time in the process as well as eliminating the requirement for mapping via an associative array. There are many cases where enumerated values are used to describe values, especially in the world […]

Today Google Labs announced a new developer tool called Browser Size which makes it easier to understand how everyone sees their websites. The URL shorterning service, which Google posted about on their Official Blog on Monday, was designed with the premise that “people who use the Google Toolbar and FeedBurner will benefit from a shortener […]

Global shipments of personal computers bounced back in the third quarter of 2009, a sign that information technology spending will pick up in the coming months, a research group reported on Wednesday. Back-to-school demand helped shipments to rise 2.3 percent after falling for three consecutive quarters, according to research firm IDC’s Worldwide Quarterly PC Tracker. […]

Samsung Electronics’ new chief executive, Choi Geesung, said the South Korean technology giant would cultivate new revenue sources in the infotainment and “lifecare” sectors and beef up its PC, appliance and camera businesses. Choi, who officially took over as CEO on Thursday, said in his inauguration speech that Samsung would further cement its leading position […]

The acting head of the Transportation Security Authority (TSA) Wednesday sought to reassure a House subcommittee that the inadvertent posting of sensitive airport security information on the Web didn’t pose a material threat to passenger safety. “Our response was swift, decisive and comprehensive,” Gale Rossides told members of the Homeland Security Committee’s subcommittee on transportation […]