Month: July 2005

  • State of the art in server side Java

    Mats Henricson has produced an excellent pdf outlining new developments and upcoming features in server side Java.

  • Hands-free mobile use causes crashes?

    Researchers have found that talking on a mobile greatly increases your chance of crashing – regardless of whether it is handheld or hands-free. There are even suggestions that hands-free phone conversations while driving should be made illegal. How does a hands-free phone conversation differ from talking to a passenger? Dumb, dumb, dumb, dumb, dumb… Maybe […]

  • Mobile internet use to become easier

    The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) announced the licensing of the .mobi top level domain for the development of mobile specific sites. This definitely sounds like a good thing. It will certainly give mobile phone users more confidence that their devices will be able to access specific sites.

  • Beyond Java

    Recently I became involved with the Dublin Java Meetup Group, a users group getting together once a month to talk all things Java. Having a think about the topic for discussion at the next meeting, Java after 10 years, got me to thinking. What comes next? The IT indiustry has moved on from one language […]