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 <description>Twitter is now allowing its externally built applications to provide geolocation features to end users, after announcing its intention to do so in August.
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 <description>People who write code for a living have a love/hate relationship with Microsoft. Over the years the press has played up the hate (and the hype), but today I thought I would turn to one Microsoft software project which is generating genuine interest and kudos from some developers.
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 <description>Remember when Java was going to take over the world? The idea of writing an application once and then having it run on a multitude of different platforms was a compelling vision that would have a major impact on enterprise development and CS education.
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 <description>At the Interop New York conference this week I&#039;ve seen a lot of product and service demos. Many have shown mobile enterprise applications, but most have danced around the issue of which handset is going to be used for delivering the app.
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