Native mobile app dev vs. HTML5: Why not both?

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	Native mobile app dev vs. HTML5: Why not both? The ongoing debate over how to best get applications onto mobile devices -- either through native deployments or writing a mobile Web application -- is going to remain a front-burner question for developers to ponder, given the pros and cons of both, developers say. Developers see benefits to both approaches, as well as to hybrid applications that mix the two. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP and Intel® Xeon® processors Standards-Based Platforms are Transforming IT More and more businesses are saving time and money by transforming proprietary, siloed computer environments for resource-intensive workloads into consolidated IT infrastructures built on industry standards and open systems. Learn More In this Issue Dell testing 64-bit ARM server with chip from AppliedMicro Firefox to force secure connections for selected domains What's the price of a new Windows 8 zero-day vulnerability? WHITE PAPER: F5 Byer California Improves Business Agility Learn how Byer California and A.T. Kearney improved application performance and availability with an ADC. Learn More! Dell testing 64-bit ARM server with chip from AppliedMicro Dell has built a prototype server based on a 64-bit ARM processor from Applied Micro Circuits, which showed the system at a conference in Silicon Valley on Thursday. Dell has already said it was testing servers based on 32-bit ARM chips from Marvel and Calxeda, but this is the first time it has shown any hardware based on a 64-bit ARM processor. Sixty-four-bit chips are generally better suited to server use than 32-bit parts. Read More Firefox to force secure connections for selected domains Mozilla introduced a pre-loaded list of domains for Firefox that only can be connected to securely in order to help protect the privacy and security of users. Read More What's the price of a new Windows 8 zero-day vulnerability? It's not exactly the type of advertisement most people would understand. For sale: "Our first 0day for Win8+IE10 with HiASLR/AntiROP/DEP & Prot Mode sandbox bypass (Flash not needed)." It's part of a recent message on Twitter from Vupen, a French company that specializes in finding vulnerabilities in widely used software from companies such as Microsoft, Adobe, Apple, and Oracle. Read More
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