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Java Performance Tuning Newsletter.

Russ— The Projection Keyboard Actually Works!

Tom — One for cameraphone owners.

Fred — Another Sign of the JavaDesktop ReAwakening-Jazilla.

Greg — Portal / CMS Tools in Java.

Andres — JSTL's web resource.

Arjun — Interesting tidbits on memorial day.

Friki, a Java Wiki.

California senate passes antispam bill. Not waiting for the U.S. Congress…

Is Palm doomed? Charlie Demerjian explains why he thinks Palm is doomed.

Jason Brome (of the nntp//rss fame) pointed me to the Openwave Developer Program and mentioned that “Their WAP browser is embedded in a large number of phones.”

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Yesterday I started looking into what was needed to create WAP/WML pages. Here are some of the useful resources I found so far:

• W3 Schools’ WAP/WML Tutorial
• Jan Winkler’s WML Editor 3.2
• Nokia Mobile Internet Toolkit 4.0 (Browser, Emulator, etc.)
• Opera 7 (which supports WML)
• Digital Airways’ Wapaka, a Java-based WML Browser.
• WinWAP 3.1 Pro
• Altova’s XMLSpy 5

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Arjun — Why do we say “God bless you” after a sneeze?

Vincent — Maven plugin for Cactus 3.0 in CVS.

Matt — Groove DevZone.

Simon — CSS Tutorial: feedback so far.

Aaron — CJAN: CPAN for Java.

O'Reilly releases “C++ in a Nutshell.”

FCC proposal could boost Wi-Fi. More bandwidth may result in higher density of use, channels for apps.

PC Magazine Review: Sharp Zaurus SL5600.

Enhance persistent application properties in your Java application.

Dominic — Exadel does Struts and JDO.

Steven — Let's see how many lines Tom needs.

Aaron— Eclipse SSH Plugin.

Apple says final 802.11g standard misleading.

On May 24, 1878 — The first American bicycle race was held in Boston.