PreviousAdobe's Apollo platform goes beta
News Now known as 'AIR', the software paves the way for web applications that perform like desktop-bound programs [11 Jun 2007]
Microsoft's extended error
Leader Most companies are delighted when users find new uses for their software. Microsoft is not most companies [01 Jun 2007]
Microsoft angered by UK developer
News Software giant tells London developer to remove his free debugging tool from distribution [01 Jun 2007]
Intel: Multicore chips outstripping software
News Software makers face making big changes to the way they write applications in order to keep pace with advances in multicore chip technology [29 May 2007]
Sun builds on JavaFX Script
Q&A James Gosling, who helped create Sun's Java software, shares his thoughts on plans to bring it back to its desktop computing roots [14 May 2007]
Video: Sun introduces JavaFX 
Video At the JavaOne conference in San Francisco, Rich Green, Sun's executive vice president of software, demos JavaFX Script [09 May 2007]
SAP making strides with new software
News Company's co-founder has disclosed more information about A1S, a new version of its applications still in development [09 May 2007]
Sun outlines plans for Java
News The server and software company comes full circle with Java, releasing a scripting language to ease desktop and device Java development [08 May 2007]
Video: Microsoft's Silverlight in action
Video Ray Ozzie, Microsoft's chief software architect, and Scott Guthrie, general manager of developer platforms, demonstrate Silverlight's key features [01 May 2007]
Getting to grips with the Java security model
Feature We explore the architecture of the Java security model, the basis of highly secured and distributed enterprise Java applications [24 Apr 2007]
Apollo helps Adobe compete with Ajax
News Emerging platforms such as Apollo pave the way for applications that bridge the web and desktop [23 Mar 2007]
Gosling: Java and the future of tech tools
Q&A The man behind Java offers his take on open source, security and why IT is always 'on the edge of collapse' [20 Mar 2007]
Microsoft sounds off over Bulgaria investment
News European Union hosts a promotional day showcasing the software giant's investment in the country [09 Mar 2007]
Oracle gives applications a Web 2.0 boost
News WebCenter Suite will allow developers to enhance applications' user interface with internet tools such as wikis [12 Feb 2007]
BT under fire over GPL 'violation'
News Update: The Freedom Task Force has started contacting Linux copyright holders over BT's use of software released under the GPL [26 Jan 2007]
BT lends student software coders a hand
News Last year's winners of the Imagine Cup for software design are getting technical and business training from BT and Microsoft [16 Jan 2007]
Sun's Fortran replacement goes open source
Analysis Sun is enlisting the outside world's help in an attempt to create a new programming language called Fortress [15 Jan 2007]
The secret advantages of older techies
Feature While it is good to know about the latest web development technology, don't dismiss the benefits of knowing older standards [29 Dec 2006]
Google lets SOAP slip away
News Support for the API for web services and other tasks is quietly axed in favour of Ajax, believed by many to be inferior [20 Dec 2006]
Company profile: Conchango
Feature The software-development specialist has a unique approach to creating software, which is proving popular with companies that have grown frustrated with more traditional methods [14 Dec 2006]
