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Computerworld Application/Web Development
March 30, 2009
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In this issue:
1. Hack contest sponsor confirms IE8 bug in final code
2. Apple WWDC dates announced; rumors abound
3. Windows Geeks Warm to Macs
4. When Oracle App Stack Goes Red, Customers See Value
5. At last, Skype set to launch iPhone application
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Hack contest sponsor confirms IE8 bug in final code
The final version of Microsoft's Internet Explorer 8 does indeed contain the
vulnerability used to hack a preview of the browser at last week's Pwn2Own, the
contest's sponsor confirmed today.
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Apple WWDC dates announced; rumors abound
Apple announced June 8-12 as its date for this year's Worldwide Developers
Conference at San Francisco's Moscone Center West.
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Windows Geeks Warm to Macs
At Simply RFiD, a half-dozen software developers yearned for Macs at work. They
liked the power and reliability of the Apple machines. Oddly, Simply RFiD made
the switch to Mac Pros for its developers to write code for Windows computers.
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When Oracle App Stack Goes Red, Customers See Value
Lost amid the jubilance and "hip, hip, hurrays!" for Oracle's recent
third-quarter earnings announcement was that Oracle's famous "Red Stack" of
enterprise applications is bleeding into the red, and current (or prospective)
Oracle customers should use that to their advantage.
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At last, Skype set to launch iPhone application
Skype is set to launch a mobile application for the iPhone on Tuesday, a
long-awaited entry to Apple's App Store, and one for BlackBerry devices in May,
Skype officials have confirmed.
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