The combination of an embedded Linux OS and Java technology offer developers a new choice for flexible project deployment. Thanks to the emergence of support organizations that have focused on the ...

The company and its allies have begun efforts to fix problems they've encountered in creating a single Java program for most Internet-enabled handsets. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to ...

Motorola Inc. Tuesday announced partnerships designed to prime the pump for Java applications on mobile phones. The mobile telecommunications infrastructure maker has teamed up with mobile software ...

Skype announced on Thursday the availability of a new Skype Mobile beta that is compatible with Android-powered phones and over 100 Java-enabled phones from LG, Motorola, Nokia, Samsung and Sony ...

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The world’s largest mobile phone manufacturer and Europe’s largest wireless operator have launched an initiative to simplify Java standards for mobile devices in a move aimed to help developers create ...

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Wingcast LLC on Tuesday tapped Sun Microsystems Inc. to help make Java support a standard feature of in-car entertainment consoles in a move that could bring popular applications currently running on ...

The latest State of Java report from Azul Systems shows that the 30-year-old programming language has moved with the times and is being used for advanced applications like adding artificial ...

Sun's new software store is an idea whose time has come, and one that sends Java hurtling head-to-head with Windows It’s not enough to offer developers platforms upon which to build applications.

Microsoft warned users about an "unprecedented wave of Java exploitation" in 2010, enabling hackers to use widespread Java vulnerabilities to launch malicious attacks. Thus far in 2010, Microsoft ...