Java technology is everywhere! In lots of familiar places, and in many places that might surprise you. Check out these Java in Action stories to discover some of the amazing ways that Java technology is involved in your life.
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Thursday, January 8, 2009
Delivering Pristine Picture Resolution
Without Blu-ray Disc, your HDTV is just a TV
Blu-ray Disc is maximizing your high-def entertainment experience with outstanding advanced content delivery capabilities powered by Sun Microsystem’s Java Micro Edition technology. Blu-ray Disc is a feast for your eyes and ears with 1080p resolution and up to 7.1 channels of surround sound. With 5x the storage capacity of DVD, Blu-ray Disc offers more of the high-definition content you crave, while the new BD-Live capability offers internet access for great new features, including current trailers, chat and blogs with the cast and crew, and more. Blu-ray Disc will change the way you watch movies, enjoy music, and play games. Blu-ray Disc and Java: enhancing your high-def experience! » Learn more about Blu-ray Disc
Monday, January 5, 2009
Download Google Chrome Clone Browser SRWare Iron
Whole blogospear was buzzing with the launch of Google Chrome Browser. However Google entering into Browser war was totally unexpected, it has created ditch like feeling after supporting open source Firefox and now launching its own browser.
There are several concern raised with Google Chrome Browser, one biggest concern among chrome users is Google Chrome Privacy Policy. With this privacy policy, Google gets enough power to get smallest details like which user is surfing what.
Google Chrome Browser is based on Chromium-Source which is open source project, SRWare has used this open source Chromium to build Iron browser which is a clone of Google Chrome and emulates exactly same features like Google Chrome.
Iron browser has disabled following tracking features
Client id – every Google Chrome Browser has unique client id to track users surfing habits, Google Suggest, Timestamp of installation, URL tracker, RLZ tracking, Chrome Updater Alternet Error Page and Error Reporting.
Another good thing about Iron Browser is, it uses latest version of Webkit 525.19.
Screenshots of Iron 0.2.152.0 Internet Browser
However Iron installer is in German Language but its pretty easy to install Iron on Windows XP and Vista. The size of Iron 0.2.152.0 Installer is about 10 MB.
You can also download source code of SRWare Iron Browser here.
Download Google Chrome Clone Browser Iron 0.2.152.0 here.
Apple SAFARI 3.2 (world`s best browser)
Experience the web, Apple style, with Safari: the fastest, easiest-to-use web browser in the world. With its simple, elegant interface, Safari gets out of your way and lets you enjoy the web faster than any browser. Safari is free for Mac + PC.
Sunday, January 4, 2009
Apple updates Rendezvous
Apple Computer has published updated source code to its Rendezvous network-configuration technology for use in Windows, Linux, Unix and Java applications.
The move is designed to entice developers to use the code to incorporate the "zero configuration" technology into their own applications. The software allows network devices to automatically connect to other components of a network and to communicate what features they have to offer. The technology competes with the Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) technology that Microsoft has developed.
Apple made the announcement Tuesday during its annual Developer's Conference in San Francisco.
While Apple open-sourced the code to Rendezvous for the Mac OS X and the underlying Unix-like Darwin operating system almost two years ago, the latest development release adds new tools for users and expanded functionality.
"By supporting an open standards process and providing open-source software that is available today, Apple is encouraging the rapid adoption of Rendezvous technology," Philip Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of Worldwide Product Marketing, said in a statement marking the original release of the code.
The current release includes full support for linking to other devices using standard Internet protocols and allows Windows machines to advertise and discover Web servers and file servers on a local network using Internet Explorer. A printer setup wizard allows Windows networks to use Rendezvous compliant printers.
The Linux development kit is a bit more raw, but includes three components that allow Unix, BSD, Linux and Solaris computers to communicate with other Rendezvous devices.
The software can be downloaded from Apple's Web site.
Friday, January 2, 2009
Features in upcoming new My Opera site
- Mobile view button to show how site looks when you surf with mobile.
- Site language can be changed to Simplified Chinese, Italian, Japanese, Russian, Norwegian & Spanish.
- ‘Opera Link’ drop down menu at top of the page.
- 1 GB of space for photos and files instead of 300 MB.
- ‘Editor’s picks’ in photos section.
- ‘Slide show’ in photo albums.
Uploading of a ZIP file containing several images to photo album.- ‘Report image’ button in photo to report offensive content.
- ‘Member of the week’ in members section shows previous ‘member of the week’ members.
- A new smiley. (Can you guess?)
- and more …
New Opera Community & Opera Site Online
- New fresh My Opera look.
- Now available in 5 languages.
- 1 GB of free storage space.
- Friends activity feed on home page.
- Now you can help moderate too.
- New blog themes.
- Mobile optimized site.
- Slideshow for photo albums.
- Redesigned messages interface.
- Massive code improvements.
- Easy access to Opera Link.
- Member of the weeks.
- HTML tweaks.
- Bug fixes.
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