"As goes the Web, so goes Google," said Kraus. Also during the conference Monday, Salesforce.com Chairman/CEO Marc Benioff stressed how the company is firmly in the Adobe camp and is not pondering Microsoft's rival Silverlight browser plug-in software software - at least not at the moment.
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Looking to entice a new generation of software developers, Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates unveiled Monday a software giveaway program for college and high school students to access Microsoft developer and designer tools, the company said.
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The U.S. FCC's auction of wireless spectrum was not without its share of controversy. And while the company had willingly taken the risk that it could end up winning, it was not without trepidation," Helft reports in An auction that Google was content to lose.
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Times are tight all around, and iPhone resellers are not exempt. While the people who try to turn a dollar buying up and reselling Apple's mobile phone are suffering under the current shortage of iPhones, there is a surplus of rumors about an imminent new model from Apple.
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A Google official stressed Monday that Google is progressing with mashup technology, using it for more professional purposes than what has been the norm. "So they're mashing up but it's not the kiddy kind of mashup that I think was associated with v1 mashups like housing maps," Lucovsky said.
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Fresh from the delivery of its Visual Studio 2008 toolset and.Net Framework 3.5 this past fall, Microsoft is readying enhancements to these technologies in the area of client development, a Microsoft official said in a blog this week. Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) improvements.
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In the last week, there's been a lot of noise around cloud computing, thanks to Microsoft's announcement today of its Dynamics CRM Live service launching and the joint Google-Salesforce.com announcement last week that paired Google Apps with Salesforce.com's CRM tools.
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Krugle, which offers code search technology, has brought aboard several former Borland Software officials, Krugle said on Wednesday. Also, Matt Graney, who was a product management official at Borland, has joined Krugle as senior director of product management.
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