Updated: 2010-01-31 09:43:00
. Firefox Mobile 1.0 Available for Maemo Home Mobile Software Windows Mobile Symbian Android BlackBerry Devices Help Advertise Subscribe : Close Choose Your Platform Windows Mobile Symbian BlackBerry Android FreewarePocketPC brings Instant free downloads for Windows Mobile phones Import Your Facebook Contacts to Windows Mobile Tutorial How to get Push Email with Google Sync on Winows Mobile Move over T9, here comes Swype for Windows Mobile Use pictures to search the web with Google Goggles Skyfire 1.5 for Windows Mobile Available Review : DailyCash personal finance assistant for Android phones Google Maps Navigation in available in countries outside the United States Firefox Mobile 1.0 Available for Maemo Posted January 31, 2010 by Chris . Filed under Firefox Mobile Maemo Nokia Android Windows Mobile Finally the day has come when Mozilla Firefox became available to a mobile platform . The platform in question is Nokia s Maemo which means that N900 owners can now browse the Internet using Firefox Mobile 1.0 The mobile version is going to offer you a browsing experience similar to the desktop version so in case you own the N900 you can go ahead and try it out immediately . Firefox
Updated: 2010-01-30 09:51:00
. Zune Software Reveals Pink Pure and Turtle Phones Home Mobile Software Windows Mobile Symbian Android BlackBerry Devices Help Advertise Subscribe : Close Choose Your Platform Windows Mobile Symbian BlackBerry Android FreewarePocketPC brings Instant free downloads for Windows Mobile phones Import Your Facebook Contacts to Windows Mobile Tutorial How to get Push Email with Google Sync on Winows Mobile Move over T9, here comes Swype for Windows Mobile Use pictures to search the web with Google Goggles Skyfire 1.5 for Windows Mobile Available Review : DailyCash personal finance assistant for Android phones Google Maps Navigation in available in countries outside the United States Zune Software Reveals Pink Pure and Turtle Phones Posted January 30, 2010 by Chris . Filed under Zune Phone Microsoft Windows Mobile 7 Pure Turtle A long while ago we talked about some Microsoft concept phones destined for teens and youngsters . Those phones were supposed to come with lots of messaging and social networking features but they were never made public . Now it looks like the Turtle and the Pure have appeared in Zune's software . Does this mean that the phones are going to be launched after all
Updated: 2010-01-30 03:05:59
In a recent paper, Peter Feiler, technical lead and author of the Architecture Analysis and Design Language (AADL) industry standard notation, points out that more than 160 publications in refereed conferences and journals have been published about the standard since it was published in 2004 by SAE International. An updated version was published in 2009. In his research brief, Peter [...]
Updated: 2010-01-28 15:46:46
It’s official the recession is over, with the last quarter seeing a 0.1% growth.
It’s only just in the positive and therefore intelligent buying and saving money are still on the IT Manager’s agenda. That’s why network hardware buyers should consider refurbished Cisco hardware. The cost savings can be as much as 90% on used Cisco [...]
Updated: 2010-01-25 13:00:32
Good morning all,
Welcome to our January 25 Link Roundup. Here are some notable posts from other software engineering blogs that you may have missed this past week:
Stakeholder-Specific Communication, by Michael Stal at Hitchhiker’s Guide to Software Architecture and Everything Else. Michael’s thoughts on stakeholder-specific communication are applicable to a wide range of software architecture issues.
Why [...]
Updated: 2010-01-24 06:11:00
. SDK for Windows Mobile 6.5 available now Home Mobile Software Windows Mobile Symbian Android BlackBerry Devices Help Advertise Subscribe : Close Choose Your Platform Windows Mobile Symbian BlackBerry Android FreewarePocketPC brings Instant free downloads for Windows Mobile phones Import Your Facebook Contacts to Windows Mobile Tutorial How to get Push Email with Google Sync on Winows Mobile Move over T9, here comes Swype for Windows Mobile Use pictures to search the web with Google Goggles Skyfire 1.5 for Windows Mobile Available Review : DailyCash personal finance assistant for Android phones Google Maps Navigation in available in countries outside the United States SDK for Windows Mobile 6.5 available now Posted January 24, 2010 by uk2010. Filed under windows mobile 6.5 SDK Pocket PC Microsoft has recently released the Software Development Kit for its Windows Mobile 6.5 Operating system . This will allow Independent Software vendors to develop exciting applications and games for Windows Mobile 6.5 Smartphones . It contains documentation , sample code , header and library files , emulator images and tools that can be used with Visual Studio to build applications for Windows
Updated: 2010-01-21 17:47:42
“SOA met its demise on January 1, 2009.”
That announcement in a Burton Group Application Platform blog is the starting place for many comments in the past year on the health of service-oriented architecture (SOA).
“The blog headline does say ‘SOA is dead,’ which is wrong. But the part of the headline that few people note is [...]
Updated: 2010-01-21 08:00:00
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Updated: 2010-01-21 08:00:00
Home Contact Search Live Customer Service Solutions Services Monitoring and Remediation Complete Coverage Backup and Disaster Recovery Solutions NetroSafe Demo Portland Computer Repair and Network Support FAQ Why Managed Services About Netropole Contact Us Partnerships and Certifications News Events Free Managed Services Newsletter Upcoming Events Technology Blog Free Stuff Free Problem Prevention Network Audit Free Managed Services Whitepaper Case Study Small Business Owner Report Some light reading to keep you ahead of the tech curve . Questions Call : us 503-241-3499 Should you leave your computer on at night or turn it off Should you leave your computer on at night or turn it off Posted in Computer User Information Software Infomation Strategic IT Planning Information By SuperUser Account We have been asked by clients whether or not they should leave their computers on all the time or turn them off at the end of the day when they go . home Several years ago , we would have told them to turn off their computers to save power . But with the proliferation of viruses and threats over the last few years , we have changed our . mind Today , the anti-virus programs and anti-spyware
Updated: 2010-01-18 13:00:24
Good morning all,
Welcome to our January 18 Link Roundup. Here are some notable posts from other software engineering blogs that you may have missed this past week:
How Cloud Collaboration Changes the Way Software Developers Work, by Phil Wainewright at The Connected Web. This seven-minute podcast interview with Michael Knighten, director of hosted services at Atlassian, [...]
Updated: 2010-01-16 02:11:13
Research discussed at WEUSE V: The 5th Workshop on End-User Software Engineering indicates that, in the US, there are about four times as many people who do programming at work (12 million) as there are professional programmers (3 million). Add in another 55 million of us who use spreadsheets and databases (and thus may also be considered to be [...]
Updated: 2010-01-13 13:23:42
As Hardware.com’s Marketing Director I am constantly looking at trends, innovations and new ways of delivering the right message to our customers; it’s about stories and values, being more interesting, engagement and dialogue.
There are some interesting strategies happening in our industry namely; collaboration, virtualisation, upgrading network hardware, integration of server and networking infrastructure, Google as [...]
Updated: 2010-01-11 13:00:03
Good morning all,
Welcome to our January 11 Link Roundup. Here are some notable posts from other software engineering blogs that you may have missed this past week:
Architecture for a New Decade, by Peter Cripps at Software Architecture Zen. Peter notes that three of the top ten strategic technologies for 2010 include cloud computing, advanced analytics, [...]
Updated: 2010-01-10 21:16:02
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A system of systems (SoS) can experience costly rework, schedule overruns, and the failure to achieve performance goals–from problems that surface late in the development life cycle or after the SoS is in operation. One prominent reason for these severe integration and operational problems is [...]
Updated: 2010-01-08 10:31:26
Even the most miserly of us have to buy new light bulbs eventually.
On such logic the expectation of recovery rests. Consumers and businesses have to spend at some stage, when that happens is the interesting part.
The PC market, which is absolutely linked to the network hardware market, has shrunk in 2009 for the first time [...]
