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Matthew — WLAN Passport arrived!.

Tom — Apparently, blogging is finished…

Matt — Mark Pilgrim Castrates his RSS Feeds — Film at Eleven and Linux/Symbian File Transfer.

Users petition to save the Sony Ericsson T608.

Clarity — Reading RSS on a Nokia 3650.

EFF Launches Let The Music Play Campaign. “Congress needs to spend less time listening to record industry lobbyists and more time listening to the more than 60 million Americans who use file-sharing software today.”

Sam — RssAggregator.

Mike — Chicago Apple Store is stunning.

Bill — Java for Palm OS Devices.

Simon — Storm in a Soup Bowl and Sun has an Open Source Info Site.

Bill — The Echo wiki.

Bob — FreeCache.

Brent — Trailing slash.

Rafe — Knowing when to shut up.

Rogers — My head has been hoisted.

Scott — Ah Yes … The First Casualty of Echo Has Arrived and it is Anyone Who Uses an Aggregator and Reads Mark (or uses Feedster).

Steve — Matrix fight scenes in ASCII.

Java Music Player 2.2, a Java music player that support MP3, Ogg Vorbis, AU, WAV, and AIFF.

Reasoning Releases Results of a Software Code Audit of the Apache Web Server.

Gates's Corbis Sues Amazon Over Copyrights. Using Amazon's web site to sell celebrity posters and photos that are illegal reproductions of material copyrighted by Corbis.

Toshiba's 17-inch laptop. Satellite P25-S507.

Review: Jabra BT200. FreeSpeak.

Russ— Beckham Sighting in Madrid.

Fred — New Competitor to winCE.

Zulfikar — Keep It Simple, Sun!

Personal locator beacons available in 48 states.

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Andreas — WinSCP – SFTP and SCP client for Windows.

Glenn — SBC, Barnes & Noble Hot Spots and 72,000 Hot Spots Worldwide.

Dion — IBM Posts New SPECjAppServer2002 MultiNode Result.

Simon — Open source = higher quality.

Guy — Source of notebooks, handheld computers, mobile gear.

Hani — Dynamic Proxies, bytecode manipulation, and other hacks.

Niel — Used Books at Amazon.

‘The Jobs uniform’ analyzed. Leigh-Ann Jackson of the Austin American-Statesman has written a fun article on Steve Jobs' wardrobe.

NYT — Verizon Announces $1.6 Billion in Charges.

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Jim — Are the smartphones really that big?

Carlos — The Forgotten Standard Java API.

AAS: Orange say no to the 3650?

Alan — Lots of goodies in this morning from Technews.

Jos — Eclipse GTK on Linux, big problems..

Vanessa — Java Developers are everywhere – and blogging.

Kevin — Uploading my OWN Music.

Simon — Eclipse 3.0 M1.

David — MMS pricing and real profit models.

Jobs holds on to top spot in Forbes CEO ratings. Forbes has published its latest technology CEO job approval ratings.

Taking a Page from PowerBook. Will campus-bound students fall for Toshiba's first a 17-inch display notebook? Satellite P25-S507

Tom — RSS - I invented the term!

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3.1 million hits, 41531 visitors, and Google doesn't want to advertise here. Go figure.

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The Windows Mobile 2003-based Pocket PCs SDK is available for download.

Implement Java-based distributed computing with RMI.

Create wrapper classes on the fly with Java dynamic proxies.

Achieve better Java code with inner and anonymous classes.

Russ — TV Shows For My Phone.

Matthew — Düsseldorf goes WLAN.

Metrowerks Offers Development Solution for Creating Linux OS-Based Mobile Computing Devices. OpenPDA.

Benoit — Une belle archicture J2EE.

Mark — Leave RSS alone.

Karl — jEdit nominated in the JDJ Editor's Choice Awards.

Charles — The Curse of '.

Jeremy — Software: Jot this.

Casady & Greene to cease operations July 3rd, after nineteen years in the Software Publishing business.

Cheating and cameraphones. Cheating on exams via text message is already problem in some schools, but apparently some kids in Britain have taken things to the next level.

Certificate Authorities Careless About SSL Security? Verisign, Baltimore, Geotrust and Globalsign.

‘Do Not Call’ Registry Hits 10 Million. More than 10 million telephone numbers have been registered with the new federal registry.

Transylvanian hackers put the bite on. Blackmailing several top American firms to the tune of up to $50,000 apiece.

New AIM encryption suited for business. AOL Instant Messenger service with client-to-client encryption.

More hotspots must be deployed: Gartner. Loss Leader.

On July 1, 1847 — The U.S. Post Office issued its first adhesive stamps.

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Erik's Pulse has been published.

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Andreas — Some cool FOAF viewers.

Jeremy — Fun with mod_rewrite.

New Java aims to simplify. J2SE 1.4.2.

Charles — From the Hyperbole to the Ridiculous.

Nokia Logo Converter for Linux 0.9.8. Converts most Nokia Logo Files (*.nlm, *.nol) into Bitmap and vice-versa.

IBM offers details on 1.1 GHz PowerPC 750GX.

Bill would require hacking disclosures. Embarrassed businesses and government agencies would have to notify consumers under a proposed law if hackers break into their computers.

Court gives Intel spammer all clear. E-mail away.

Non-EU net firms fail to register for VAT. Boston e-party looms.

Fighting Back Against The RIAA's Misguided Plans. Apparently it took until the RIAA announced plans to actually sue its own customers for people to realize it might be time to fight back.

Court Says Aimster Must Stay Offline, until they can prove it is being use for non-infringing purposes.

AT&T MMS White Paper: WAP 2.0 User Identification For Secure Services. (PDF)

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Diego — the standards debate.

Matt — EDGE: GPRS on Crack.

Martin — 24 Hours of Moblogging.

New Apple G4's lack things like Airport Extreme and Firewire 800. “It's part of our plan to hit the lowest possible price point for that configuration…”

Reviews: iPaq 2210/2215.

Les — Static vs Dynamic Java Solved, Javascript 2.0 is GREAT!.

Fred — Javaverified.com.

Vinu — Netscape 7.1 is now available.

Michael — Java I/O Sucks Goat Ass.

Leslie — Please fix the XML-RPC spec.

Brent — Last day of NetNewsWire sale.

Niel — Waiting for Samsung A600.

Rafe — The David Beckham phenomenon.

Paul — 50 Words per minute on your Palm.

CodeTek VirtualDesktop 2.3.5 for Mac OS X.

Todd — Emachines stocks its summer PC arsenal.

Flexis keyboard for Smartphones. A new flexible, waterproof keyboard for Orange's SPV and SPV E100 Smartphones.

Radar detector with GPS. CellStar SKY-230DL.

IBM admits Madison exists, beefs up Xeon line. What's the x455?

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Ericsson's Mobile Location Protocol SDK.

Linuxlookup: Sharp Zaurus SL-5600 PDA.

Diego — invisible features and the three-pane question.

Jim — Blogger.

Matt — Struts 1.1 Final Released!

Rod — Like Clover? Check out JCoverage.

Mike — TSS Symposium is over!

MiTAC debuts Mio 339, 558 Pocket PCs.

Glenn — When Free Pays.

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Diego — the theology of google.

Matt — PHP 5.0.0 Beta Released.

Matt — Apple Rocks!

Fred — JXTA dev plugin for Eclipse!

Simon — NetNewsWire for Mac OS X.

Arjun — Need a contact @ Real Networks.

Jonas — JMangler changes its license back to LGPL.

Hani — Prevayler: How to market stupid ideas.

Dion — Maven b10 imminent.

Mark — Joel Spolsky is Not Quite Right.

Cameron — TSS Symposium Live! Dave Litwack Keynote, Mark Grand on Multi-Threading, Sun's John Crupi, Done!, and TSS Symposium Links.

Jeremy — Don't call me, UNLESS…

Kasia — Things to remember when re-configuring apache.

Stuart— Java showing it's age?

Ara — IDEA is not innovating in the right direction.

Bill — Hacking 'Do Not Call'.

Karl — A few good articles on the JSTL.

Chuq — Dear Dave…

Charles — Joel Spolsky is right again.

Steve — OSPedia launch.

Ross — On_Line the Movie.

Apple and developers. Tim O'Reilly is trying to start a much needed dialogue about how Apple should support rather than trounce on developers in Apple and developers…

Review: Sharp Zaurus SL-5600.

Intel Debuts New Itanium, Xeon Chips. Madison and Gallatin.

ZoneAlarm bells ring over freeware vuln. Working on patch.

Russ — I'm a Lucky Guy.

Satellite TV Hacker Handed His Bill: $180 Million.

On June 30, 1977 — Marvel Comics issued the first of two comic books based on the group KISS.

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Dion — Downloading JDK 1.4.2.

SAAJ. Sample chapter from the book Java Web Services in a Nutshell.

Diego — so that's why…

Jim — Local News round up.

François — “Browsers come and go, standards endure”.

Matthew — New Wireless Router.

Russ— Traffic, Money, Hypocrisy and Me and Vacation Time (again).

Matt — Jena 1.3.0 Released and Matt Croydon::temp_moblog.

Carlos — Principles of Loosely Coupled API's.

Henri — Jakarta Commons article.

David — Blogging TSS and Back to the book.

Fred — Via Vodafone Java SDK-J2ME and Benchmarks for Handsets-J2ME Games.

Dominic — Presnting Java: First Java book ever published.

Danno — Use Resource Files for GUI Text.

Jason — JDO is just too complicated for my needs…

Eugene — Beggregator: Feed reader for IntelliJ IDEA.

Hani — Dumb IDEA Plugins.

Carlos — Testing WebWork.

Zulfikar — Java Job Scheduler.

Leslie — Quick links.

Cameron — TSS Symposium, Live! Friday Recap, J2EE by Cedric & Rob, Bruce Tate (again) and Rick Ross (JavaLobby).

Brent — Echo Support.

Jay — Ten lies about microprocessors.

Keith — Diet Coke commercial.

Nanik — BeanUtils.

Matthew — What's Wrong With Jetbrains, the makers of IntelliJ IDEA?

Glen — Hani mocks the spell checker plugin.

Andy — JBoss Animal Planet.

Sean — Dollars in Tangents and Code for Cash.

Aaron — Calling Java Constructors with ColdFusion.

How Does Apple's ‘Panther’ Stack Up? Sure, it's not Windows.

On June 29, 1973 — Ian Gillan left Deep Purple after a concert in Japan.

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TME GLUE Web Services Fabric Beta. GAIA is intended for enterprises that wish to deploy production grade true service-oriented architectures.

Dominic — Java Search Engine: A great Lucene alternative.

Carlos — Help suggest a name for my opensource project.

Keith — Signs of Thunderbird improving.

Joe — An IDE for Jini!?

Apple confirms third-party cards work with AirPort 3.1. The ability for third party IEEE 802.11g cards to work in Macs equipped with AirPort 3.1 drivers was a deliberate engineering decision.

Verizon Wireless sues Nextel. Nextel Communications “improperly obtained” prototypes of Verizon Wireless cell phones with a walkie-talkie feature.

FCC Says No Web Content Rules Needed Yet. Some ISPs (like AOL) are experimenting with “walled garden” strategies to block off some content so that only their customers can see it.

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We're off to the vet. Our oldest cat, Max, is experiencing kidney failure and we're going to find out what we can do to make it easier on her. Unfortunately it is not curable.

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Tips 'N TricksJava Tip 139: Ask the right questions in your survey application.

Updated Eclipse toolkit shines. Eclipse SDK 2.1 leverages Java's strengths in IDE toolkit, but beware of too much expansion

Into the mist of serialization myths. Performance myth: serialVersionUID improves Java serialization performance.

Allon — Don't call me, I won't call you.

Martin — Bluetooth Bites Back and 3 - Fire Sale or Cunning Marketing Plan?

Moof — A Spectrum of Opinion.

Tom — Cory Doctorow on open spectrum at iSociety.

Frank — Paybox is alive!

Matt — Unlimited GPRS? and Wiki page for the software installed on Matt's 3650.

McDonald's Wireless Web site. McDonald's is launching WiFi at its restaurants in New York, Chicago and the San Francisco Bay area.

Simon — Norton AntiVirus and Java performance on Mac OS X.

John  — Do Not Call It Windows — Do Not Call Me.

Dan — Browsers on Mac Remain a Bone of Contention for Me.

Dell's next-gen Pocket PCs to have both WiFi and cellular. Dell's Axim Pocket PC.

eBay revamps site, hires Weird Al Yankovic. Biting the hand that feeds IT.

Rumor: Bluetooth Keyboard/Mouse Support in Panther?

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I've been turned down by GoogleAds. I think I'll have some whine with my cheese.

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Java 1.4.2. J2SE 1.4.2 released. Already installed!

Diego — unmetered internet access in Ireland? Not really.

Matt — Mono 0.25 Released.

Spammers may be infecting your PC. Junk e-mailers are spreading viruses that let them send spam anonymously through home computers, according to an e-mail security firm.

Russ — Blogging For Profit.

A Compact hit from Siemens, the SL55. Quite possibly my next phone.

Treo 600 hands on review. Could Handspring Redefine the Smart Phone?

T-Mobile drives a nail into the Sidekick's coffin. T-Mobile has announced that they are "no longer supporting" the video games they bundled with the color Sidekick.

Fred — J2ME Articles For Beginners.

Oliver— Fight evil with the Metrics Plug-in for Eclipse.

Carlos — WebWork + JavaScript HOWTO.

Kevin — WiFi slam dunk.

Steve — GoogleAds: Send the money to the EFF and My O'Reilly blog: Apple Fan letter regarding Panther.

Pete — Echo Support.

CNET: Best inexpensive home theater systems.

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Elwyn — AllTheWeb Now A Better Search Experience Than Google. Thanks Abrar for the pointer!

A Roadmap for Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition (J2SE) 1.4.2 and 1.5. From a recent JavaOne 2003 session.

Jeff — JavaBlogs Signal to Nosie Ratio and off topic posts.

Hani — How to win an opensource argument.

Rickard — BileBlog and Marilyn Manson.

Mieux que GCC 3.3.3. IBM is planning to port their C, C++ and Fortran compilers to OS X.

Bill — J2SE 1.4.2 installer nonsense.

Stuart — Debug problem with Intellij IDEA.

Mac OS X 'Panther' confirms upcoming PowerBooks? Pinch o' salt time.

Sam — Simian Code Similarity Analyser.

John — Sitting With The Audience.

Zulfikar — Deprecation Should be Deprecated ;)

Nathan — I want.

Music swappers plan protests. The head of the company behind music-swapping service Morpheus plans to lobby Congress over lawsuits.

Moof — Donate to Moof's cause.

AOL backtracks on Winamp media player. America Online's celebrated Nullsoft division is taking a page out of Coca-Cola's playbook, reviving a "classic" version of its flagship Winamp MP3 player.

UN urges wi-fi adoption. The UN thinks wireless networks could help poorer nations narrow the digital divide.

On June 27, 1967 — The world's first cash dispenser was installed at Barclays Bank in Enfield, England. The device was invented by John Sheppard-Barron. The machine operated on a voucher system and the maximum withdrawal was $28.

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Russ — The Future Is Now Here in Mobitopia and MMS Redux: Betting Against the Telcos.

Bernard — jPorta.

Kurt — Generating PDFs from CF.

Fred — Cedric Does a Hani.

Matt— OWASP ~ The Open Web Application Security Project.

Dominic — JBoss chooses JDO.

Jay — Project of the Year, Software developed in Java.

Jay — The Matrix Reloaded abridged.

Zulfikar — Logging API or log4J.

Norman — Static in the Echo.

Chris — OLE on the Mac? Who cares.

Kevin — 802.11 After Midnight.

Karl — 80 school children abducted!

Janne — Blatant wiki-commercialism.

Andy — and the best WebServices J2EE server is…

Mats — In defense of the JCP, part 2.

Jameleon, yet another application testing framework.

j 0.20.0, multifile, multiwindow programmer's editor written entirely in Java.

OpenOffice for OS X (X11) has gone Gold Master, earlier this week.

Todd — Worldcom may benefit from fraud.

Dell readies new PDA, Smartphone. Axim handheld to offer integrated Wi-Fi, cell phone radios.

Mike — Cell Phone Ban Drives No Benefits. Cell phone usage is still not recorded at the scene of accidents, etc., which could explain why the stats have not changed significantly.

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J2EE pathfinder: Enterprise messaging with JMS

Java theory and practice: Whose object is it, anyway?

Eugene — Code pointer feature, is it worth it?

Hans — Why Java is not Open Source: One Cowboy's Opinion.

Chris — Docbook refactoring/rewrite.

Steve Mallett — Java/Open Source.

Review: Siemens SL55.

Microsoft Releases Windows 2000 SP4.

Smart cards set for takeoff. Smart card experts have predicted the imminent popularity of chip-carrying plastic cards so many times that it has become an in-joke among industry cognoscenti.

Court curbs Microsoft's Java distribution. A federal appeals court dealt a legal blow to Sun, tossing out most of a preliminary injunction requiring Microsoft to carry Java.

Mark — In brief, anal sex edition.

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Neill — TCP/IP tutorial.

Mark — Don't use UserLand's validator.

iText 1.0, a JAVA-PDF library.

Teen Developer Treatment At WWDC. A teenage developer at WWDC.

iChat AV Uses CDMA Technology, and paying royalties?

IBM developerWorks: J2ME — Push in MIDP 2.0.

Fred — J2ME Sun Articles approach Hani Levels.

Sharp Zaurus SL-5600 PDA Review (via /.)

Commons FileUpload 1.0. The first official release of the FileUpload component from the Apache Software Foundation.

Ellison and Jobs: Two visions of tech.

AOL Expands Yellow Pages Distribution Via IM Bot. Screen name: AOLYellowPages.

The RIAA boycott is on. Letters Take your music and shove it.

Diego — apple and microsoft.

Ogg player for P800. SonyEricsson P800 Ogg Vorbis Player.

Over 160 RSS Feeds to track new products at Amazon.

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Alan — Klingon Software Developer.

Michigan Senate joins antispam crusade. The nation's toughest antispam bill?

The Inquirer: Engaging with the Open Source Community (Part One).

Legendary con artist warns: Hackers play mind games. Catch me if you can.

Carlos — Multiface Coding in J2EE.

Joe — The Case Against Echo.

Fred — Eclipse Beginners and SCO Group's Hani Follies.

Chris — New book: Open Source Java.

Add ICQ users to iChat AV. Now that AOL has linked ICQ and AIM.

The Perfect PC or PCs.

Intel to move Centrino to 802.11a/b next month. No 802.11g until end of year.

Jim — Ad-mad.

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Matt — Zynot: Gentoo Fork.

Sun buys Pixo. Another sign of Sun's plans to spur sales of games and other digital content to users of mobile devices.

Fred — J2ME changes via Tiger.

Mike — I've been biled - hahaha.

Carlos — AspectWerkz versus AspectJ.

Adam — rss merde.

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Using the Jakarta Commons, Part 1.

Diego — DNS turns 20.

Frank — Sony US CEO: iTunes Music Store a 'wake-up call'.

Russ — Google Ads.

Jim (via Mobitopia IRC Links) — The Un-Doom Boom.

Emmanuel— Un "EAI" open source!

Matt — Added Calendar to Menu.

Mats — In defense of the JCP, part 1.

Bill — Calling All Bloggers: Join the Buzz!

Mike — Fred is on a Hani mission.

Padraic — EmailRss.

Hani — Ofbiz EE: Forgotten but not forgiven.

Michael — C# Interview.

Jos — Hot deploy of Cocoon components in JBoss through JMX.

Chris — Dangers of CPAN.

Brent — Great stuff.

Kasia — The worst part of any programming project..

Keith — Programming reference cards. Oldie, but goodie.

Nanik — Connection Pooling Issue.

Damien — There is some Echo…

Matt — 'Varience' is out of Generics in Tiger.

Bryce — Upgrade Petitions.

Aaron — Nokia Developers Suite for J2ME.

PersonalBlog 1.2.3 released.

JCSC 0.95, a Java Coding Standard Checker.

Student designs diabetic 'watch'. Cool.

NYT: Netflix's Patent May Reshape DVD-Rental Market.

On June 26, 1819 — The bicycle was patented by W.K. Clarkson, Jr.

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Top Ten Tomcat Configuration Tips. How can you configure Tomcat to do what you want it to do?

Java Database Best Practices: JDO Persistence, Part 2.

Java, XML, and JAXP: Introduction to XML with JAXP.

Rafe — JNDI sucks.

Marc — It's official - it's called ECHO now.

Apple releases Darwin 7 Preview source code.

It doesn't fold up like you think it does. CNET goofed.

Java Performance Tuning Newsletter. No. 31 — JavaOne.

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Oracle prepares next version of Java IDE. JDeveloper 9.0.5 will offer a visual and declarative approach to Java development.

Politics holds up portlet API, stuck in the JCP.

XACML: A New Standard Protects Content in Enterprise Data Exchange.

Diego — google's news.

Allon — Google to the Rescue?

Russ — Panther's Finder Feature in Windows (sort of).

Matt — Jabber Enhancement Proposal New Releases.

Martin — 3 - Fire Sale or Cunning Marketing Plan?.

Anthony — Java and Scripting Languages.

Matt — Struts 1.1 Final ~ might be released on Sunday.

Fred — The Community in Java.Net?

Rod — Experimenting with Jester.

Mike — javablogs back up - Carlos wins! and AgileDox, XCode and PicoContainer.

Hugo — New Sun Java Certification: SCBCD.

Eugene — New JetBrains web sites launched.

Hani — Time to give back to the bileblog!

Leslie — Why is my Monaco Broken?

Ben — iPhoto plugin for photo-blogging.

Brent — Echo feedback, no time.

Jeremy — Speaking about MySQL at OSCON 2003.

Lance — Automated nightly defrags on Windows…

Rogers — Two Congress members support public domain bill.

Christoph — 300 GB for your desktop.

Justin — The Joys of Progamming…Joy?!

Geek.com review of the Zaurus SL-5600. Mini-Review.

Record industry to sue downloaders. Threatening to sue hundreds of individual computer users who illegally share music files online.

IBM's ‘butler in the dashboard’. A driver will be able to dictate and send e-mails, get spoken directions to a restaurant…

TV Jungle: How to choose a new TV set.

The man behind the G5. Jonathan Ive.

The 101 on Sony Ericsson's P800. A new beginner's course for owners of the Sony Ericsson P800.

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eFone SMS/mail gateways and more.

Fleetonline. Track your company mobile phones…

Aaron — See what Google AdSense would put on *your* page.

Fred — Crtical View of JavaOne2003-DW-IBM.

Bryan — New Telstar TVs!

Steve — Just blogged about Apple again.

WikiWikiWebFaq. Wiki Wiki is Hawaiian for “quick.”

The other low-cost Linux PC. Linare is coming out with a $199 PC with a 1GHz VIA processor, 128MB of RAM, a 20GB hard drive.

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Frank — Need a coder?

Russe — XP discoveries and Linux.

Matt — YDL to Go 64-bit.

Werner — Moving back to linux (from XP).

Gérard — Software Patent in the E.U. Maybe not so bad for OSS?

Mark — Playing With JGoodies.

Bertrand — Tales of CVS, ant and bugzilla consulting.

RIckard — Network Solutions “Customer Service”.

Charles — Gratuitous Microsoft Bashing.

Scott — Opera M2: So Close and Yet so Far.

Pierre — Joueb.

Jena 1.2.0, a Java toolkit for developing semantic Web applications.

JMP 0.31, a runtime profiler of the JVM, with object and method statistics.

WWDC Rumor Wrapup: Winners and Losers.

Mac vs. PC, 2003 Edition: Apple's G5 Benchmarks are False.

Ozzy Lets Slip He Had The Snip. Ozzy has the last laugh.

On June 25, 1951 — The first commercial color TV program was a show presented on CBS using the FCC-approved CBS Color System. The public did not own color TV's at the time.

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Tech Tips: Generating Diagnostics by Monitoring the System Event Queue and Internationalizing Dates, Times, Months, and Days of the Week

Build Enterprise Portals. See how BEA's WebLogic platform has made the process of building enterprise portal applications easier and more efficient.

Separate Business Logic from Components. Forget J2EE-related components. Use "multiface" coding to complete projects faster.

Fred — Mash That Trash-JDK Innovation.

Mike — How do you fit 40 hours into a day?

Jeremy — Disk wait monitoring in Linux?

Keith — Scary Java statistic.

Scott — NewsMonster is Here! NewsMonster is Here!

Better Java Garbage Collection with IBM's JDK 1.4. This article discusses incremental compaction, a new feature in the memory management component of IBM JDK 1.4.0.

Power Mac G5 benchmarks questioned. Why am I not surprised?

Mozilla for Windows 1.4 Release Candidate 3 Released.

Mozilla for Mac OS X 1.4 Release Candidate 3 Released.

Mozilla for Linux 1.4 Release Candidate 3 Released.

First tests: 3.2-GHz Pentium 4. The processor modestly outruns systems based on Intel's previous top chip and splits the contest with systems based on Athlon XP 3200+.

Power Mac G4s and G5s compared. The PowerPC 970 is the first modern PowerPC to embrace a 64-bit architecture.

Review of the HP's new iPAQ 2215 Pocket PC.

ViewSonic's V36. Built-in digital camera, a 300MHz processor, 64MB of RAM, and an optional SDIO wireless card.

NYT: Verizon Quits Fight on Rule for Cellphone Numbers.

NYT: Fox Television to Add HDTV to Primetime by Fall 2004.

Sharp Convertible Tablet. Sharp Actius TN10W.

Dell Unveils Workstation-Style Notebook. Precision Workstation M60 laptop.

Les processeurs du G5 sont amovibles? G5 processors are removable, sitting on daughter cards.

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Business 2.0: The Next Big Thing…The Cell Phone.

Pics of Moto's Linux Phone. A760 and E380.

Upwardly Mobile Java. Call it a paradigm shift if you want.

Matt — Tomcat's Ant Tasks - why they don't work for me.

Fred — JavaPro Does a Hanni?

Greg — Dr. Dobb's Java E-zine.

Howard — Book Update.

Dave — Comments.

Karl — IBM developerWorks articles on Wireless Java.

Damien — Waiting for PHP 5.

Andy — JavaLobby: How not to build a community 101.

Pete — Macromedia DevNet Devices.

JDiff 1.0.9, HTML report of API differences.

iSight: The First Five Minutes., from the and-now-I-see! dept.

Palm's loss narrows on flat sales. Out with the old, in with the new.

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An AI tool for the real world. Knowledge modeling with Protégé.

Java World news feed.

Diego — IEEE article on overlay networks.

Frank — Tom Yager: Apple, please don't mess with SPEC.

Diego — So long, PocketPC, hello WM2003SPocketPC.

Guys Talk More On Mobile's. Cingular’s annual survey.

Matt — Free hibernate.org! and What is gzip compression?

Fred — Encryption in MIDP 2.0.

Simon — Sun Bloggers.

fx — GLUE 4.1 available.

Alleged software thief within Microsoft. A former Microsoft employee accused of stealing software worth $17 million was charged with 62 counts of mail and computer fraud.

More on Gateway's first Pocket PC. 100X Pocket PC.

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Matt — WWDC Roundup and Top500 and

Carlos — 73% of JavaOne Attendees need Manageability!.

Frank — Mastercard and paybox to launch new P2P mobile payment scheme.

Toshiba updates ‘desktop replacement’ notebook line. Satellite A20-S207, A25-S207 and A25-S307.

Glenn — Apple Delays WPA.

Mark — SOAP 1.2 is a W3C Recommendation.

Cedric — Sanyo 8100.

Charles — WebKit: Embedding Safari.

Aaron — Lucene HTML Parser alternative.

Todd — Internet IP's not going to run out as quickly and Kazaa 2.5 Upgrade Available!

Netcraft: Hosting Provider Performance Comparison Available.

Sony Ericsson withdraws from US CDMA sector. Cost-cutting.

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J2EE 1.4 eases Web service development. Java's new Web service client and server programming models.

O2 Takes Java Apps. Pinpoint Networks announced the launch of J2ME application delivery services on their Fuel platform with mobile operator, O2.

Java.net - Sun's answer to Microsoft?

Mind over mobile. Microsoft starts to think about life after Pocket PC.

JSP TestRunner, a tag library for performing JUnit test cases/suites from a JSP page.

Russ — A year of the MiniBlog, JavaOne Online and New Phones.

Carlos — Liskov's Substitution Principle and JUnit Testing.

UPS offers XML access. UPS Europe is rolling out XML-based access to its core systems.

BBC generates lots and lots of feeds. All BBC News indexes now RSS'd.

Fred — MIDP 1.0 Good Short Bet, MIDP 2.0 LOng Bet and J2ME Marketing-The Cash That Pays.

Simon — Jini 2.0 tutorial/book.

Mark— Yet More on SCO and the GPL.

Dave — Safari Download Size.

Lance — CruiseControl version 2.2.1 is out…

Stuart — http://jugs.dev.java.net/ and Compile C# Hello World.

Matt — There is no object. There is no null.

Stefan — Apple's Linux Problem.

Airlines starting to fly with Linux. A few airline IT managers may be virulently anti-Linux, but others are considering Linux as their next-generation operating system.

Microsoft picks new chief privacy strategist. Peter Cullen will help the company continue to develop its Trustworthy Computing initiative.

Hello, iPod. Goodbye, MD. Apple's new ad campaign for the iPod in Japan.

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