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Following Microsoft’s Recipes for Android Self-Programming
Microsoft is involved in a project geared toward self-programming and extending the functionality of the Android smartphone environment. That's surprising, because Microsoft has...
4 Intriguing Desktop Linux Options Coming Soon to Retail Stores
Windows may still be the default operating system on the vast majority of mainstream PCs thanks to Microsoft's many longstanding OEM partnerships, but that's...
HP Public Cloud Aims to Boost OpenStack Customer Base
Hewlett-Packard is one of several high profile companies working to deploy public and private clouds on the OpenStack platform. HP has announced plans to...
Development Release: Linux Deepin 12.06 RC
The release candidate of Linux Deepin 12.06, a popular Chinese distribution based on Ubuntu, has paved the way for the official release scheduled in...
UEFI Secure Boot: Big Hassle, Questionable Benefit
Microsoft requires UEFI "secure" boot for Windows 8 certified hardware. More security is good, right? Even if it locks out Linux?Microsoft is requiring Windows...
Microsoft crowd-sources next Win Phone apps using Android
The world just got stranger: not only is Microsoft trying to write cool software again, it’s decided that Android is the ideal beta platform,...
Amazon Appstore For Android Now Lets Users Test Drive Apps Right On Their Devices
Unless an app you have your eye happens to have a free demo version to muck about with, there’s little one can do to...
Spire.io: A New Platform For Serverless Apps That Work On Web & Mobile
What do you do when you’re a consumer apps company with apps that never hit the big-time, but whose development forced you to solve...
Graphical Tool Makes Compiling CyanogenMod Easier
The CyanogenMod compiler lets users download source code for CyanogenMod ROMs directly from GitHub and compile it for the specified device. Now at version...
Collaborative Classroom Computer Programming with JavaWIDE
In this interview, Dr. Jam Jenkins, Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Valdosta State University and creator of JavaWIDE, explains how the Java Wiki...