Oracle hitches Java to 'Internet of things'

	Apple Dev Center hacker: I meant well | Adobe's PhoneGap 3.0 smooths the way for plug-ins
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	Oracle hitches Java to 'Internet of things' Oracle wants to extend Java to a new generation of connected devices, aka the Internet of things. Oracle also hopes that Java can supplant the C language in some embedded development projects. Read More WHITE PAPER: Salesforce.com Meet Customers Where They Are eBook Choose the customer service technologies that are ideal for your company in order to enable customer service through online and offline touch points, establish smart listening, engage your community, and consistently respond to customer issues. Read now In this Issue Apple Dev Center hacker: I meant well Adobe's PhoneGap 3.0 smooths the way for plug-ins Oracle and ARM to tweak Java WHITE PAPER: Crittercism There is no 'I' in Team, but There is '$' in Failure The mobile enterprise has arrived. In a world where there will be more devices than people on earth by 2017 according to Cisco's Visual Networking index (VNI), mobility will continue to transform enterprises in a profound way that cannot be ignored. Read more! Apple Dev Center hacker: I meant well The self-proclaimed white hat admits to breaching the Apple Dev Center, but only after warning company of vulnerabilities. Read More Adobe's PhoneGap 3.0 smooths the way for plug-ins PhoneGap, Adobe's open source mobile application development framework, has been upgraded with a streamlined plug-in architecture and tools for shifting between native platforms. Read More Oracle and ARM to tweak Java Oracle and ARM are working together to make the Java programming language more suitable for ARM processors in order to encourage its use for embedded systems and enterprise software. Read More
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