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	Objective-C's dip in popularity tied to decline in iPad and iPhone Objective-C, best known as the programming language used for building applications to run on Apple's popular iPad and iPhone devices, is beginning to level off in popularity. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Corporation Analyst Whitepaper: Beyond Business as Usual Analyst report: Beyond Business as Usual: The Mega Shift Toward Social Communications Enterprise Social Software Integrated With Communications and Content Is Transforming How We Work, Engage and Generate Value Read Now In this Issue Old Java can learn new tricks from C, Android Mozilla Persona privacy protections trump Facebook in single sign-on The patent trolls are back, and this time they're after you WHITE PAPER: Mobiquity Inc. Is Your App Getting Used? Understanding UX and Your Audience Want your app to be one of the 70 percent that is opened but never used again? If not, then you need to know the ins and outs of User Experience (UX). Good app design requires a deep understanding of the audience plus easy-to-operate, easy-to-understand options. Find out more. Learn more. Old Java can learn new tricks from C, Android Java and its linchpin JVM (Java Virtual Machine) still have much room to get better even after debuting 18 years ago, say experts who would like improvements in such areas as locality, application isolation, and parallel operations. Read More Mozilla Persona privacy protections trump Facebook in single sign-on Mozilla unveiled Persona Beta 2, the newest edition of the organization's open authentication system, designed to let users sign into Web apps and services without having to create new user names and passwords. Read More The patent trolls are back, and this time they're after you Lodsys, Personal Audio, and Project Paperless continue to hit developers and businesses with frivolous lawsuits -- and are reaping the rewards. Read More
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