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Try Apache's Torque project to rev up performance for your Java apps. Torque is a persistence toolkit for Java applications that use relational databases for storage.
Fred — J2ME Device Emulators.
Joi — Chat with Seyed, creator of Blogshares.
Sharp's Zaurus C700. In-depth look.
Monitors of the future. Organic LED monitors, etc.
Wireless demystified. Intro to 3G, EDGE, WiFi, and Bluetooth.
Were You at the First-Ever JavaOne?
Java Code Stack #12: Method Processing with Dynamic Proxies.
rMike — JavaBlogs behaving better.
Bill — Atkins Saves Pork Rinds. My favorite snack.
Costin — Backward compatibility is hard.
Analysts question Jobs' compensation.
WWDC Sessions Spotlight: Java State Of The Union.
Demystifying Extreme Programming: Test-driven programming.
C/C++ development with the Eclipse Platform. Get an overview of how to use the Eclipse Platform in your C/C++ development projects.
Java theory and practice: Urban performance legends.
XML and Java technologies: Data Binding Part 4: JiBX usage.
Russ — Will Ericsson Bail out of SonyEricsson?
Bernard Choi — yDoc.
Ken — How log4j gets the line number and file name.
Jason — Eclipse.
Matt — Ant Problem With Eclipse 2.1.
Google buys Applied Semantics. Deal will boost Google's search and ad programs.
Top Brands Pull P2P Ads In Porn Scare. RIAA's scare tacticts.
Mobile phone fits on SD memory card. GPRS card for Pocket PCs.
Russ — My 7 Habits of Blogging.
Symbian and America Online Team up to Provide Mobile Media, Messaging and Entertainment Services for Symbian OS Smartphones.
Gérard — My problem with opensource.
Jade Dautelle, Java Addition to Default Environment.
USA Today looks at online music services. Existing pay music services have fewer than 300,000 customers.
ICANN To Start Deleting Domains With Incorrect Info. Update your registration info.
Motorola shows Symbian OS devkit. The Semiconductor Products Sector at Motorola is launching its ready-to-customize smartphone solution at Symbian Exposium 03.
PDA sales plummet thanks to ‘limited appeal’. Becoming a five-horse race: Palm, HP, Sony, Dell and Others.
Will operators recover cost of 3G? It is the product of billions of dollars of investment and years of hype.
New Terminator 3 Trailer Released.
Mathew — The value of MMS.
Matrix sequel marks Imax first. The second Matrix movie sequel is to open on giant Imax film screens at the same time as standard cinemas.
David — invisiblog.com.
If you're looking for a feed of the latest Editorials from the Editor-In-Chief at JDJ, try here. Alan tells me that they have a bunch of new feeds in the works.
JFtp 1.24, a file transfer application supporting FTP, SMB, SFTP, and local file transfers.
Search using XPath in Java with a default namespace.
Tobias — Unit Testing and Blancing Resources.
Enterprise Object Broker 1.0, an “open source application server cherry picks the best from J2EE (Servlets) and completely ignores the arguable worst (EJB).”
Jpegrdf, reads and manipulates RDF metadata stored in the comment section of JPEG images.
Java Technology Workbook. Exercises and solutions to challenge your Java programming knowledge.
TypeFormat, a class for efficiently Parsing/Formatting primitive types (e.g. int, long, double, etc.)
Choosing a Wi-Fi antenna. Choosing an antenna can be a confusing business especially if you are new to wireless networking, this guide is designed to help.
Fred — Samsung J2ME Developer Portal.
Chris — You can now get an official 3.0x version of IDEA with installer for MacOS X.
Glen — Syncing between notebook/desktop (Jarsync?)
Keith — The Hacker's Diet.
Alison — TV Turnoff Week.
Vladimir — The 3rd State of your Binary JUnit Tests.
AT&T Wireless extends domestic roaming. AT&T Wireless and T-Mobile USA announced a joint roaming agreement.
Windows CE .NET 4.2 Goes Gold.
On April 24, 1981 — The IBM Personal Computer was introduced.