by: CianTuesday, January 27th, 2009MemoryUp, an application which was available for download from the Android Market, was pulled after multiple complaints. The program, which is supposed to improve G1 memory efficiency, was taken down after consumers said it was deleting contact data from the handset and SD cards, and spamming contacts. There have since been a lot of different claims and opposing reports. eMobiStudio, the apps developer, denies the claims. Robert Lee, chief technical associate f
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Inne wiadomości z dnia 2009-01-27
David Kajmo, Product manager for Lotus Quickr, was kind enough through the efforts of Erica Topolski to spend a 1/2 hour with me and discuss Lotus Quickr and some past/forward topics came to life.After reminiscing about when I was on the inside and he was working on the K-Station or Discovery Server or one of the other turn of the century add-on products we got down to some business.We discussed how amazing it must have felt inside when Quickr started getting traction. After all Quickplace had b
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More bus-bashing: ESBs are
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Dziękujemy za odwiedziny /przegladprasy
Tomorrow I'll present at JavaDay conference in Rome. JavaDay is the biggest event in Italy driven by the Sun community. Last year more that 1.000 people parteciped and I'm pretty sure this year it'll be a greater success. Comtaste we'll be present at the conference (this year too) talking about the integration of Flex in Java and J2EE enviroment using Livecycle Data Services and BlazeDS. If you live in Italy don't miss the event that is also totally free !
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Dziękujemy za odwiedziny /przegladprasy