All Entries Tagged With: "Google App Engine"
Happy Birthday App Engine. It’s Been A Good Year
Google App Engine turned one year old today – they launched the service, which lets developers build web applications on Google’s infrastructure, on April 7 2008.
And it has been a good year. Despite the fact that App Engine only supports Python applications, 150,000 developers have flocked to the service, says Google. They’ve launched 50,000 applications, [...]
Google Launches Google Apps Labs, Third Party Developers Welcome
Google is launching Google Apps Labs today, a new platform for experimental apps (Google Moderator is one of the first to be added).
These are third party applications that can be added by businesses and schools using Google Apps. In addition to Google Moderator, two other apps are available now: Google Code Reviews (peer review of [...]
Twitter to IM: Drop Dead
It took a worldwide financial meltdown for Twitter to finally cough up the IM hairball. At BearHug Camp, I spent about 10 of the 30 minute executive visitation trying to pin down Jack Dorsey, Biz Stone, and Alex Payne on when exactly Track and IM would be back, and in what order. Turns out the [...]
On Call: Apples and Androids
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Review: Apple iPod Shuffle 2K9 with VoiceOver- How to Save Your Own Credit Card Debt Without Stimulus Package
Openmoko scraps next-gen FreeRunner, shifts to Plan B
Decker: Losing Google's $800 Million Regrettable (Memo)- Making the Most of TV Wall Mounts
- UK Government Tackles VAT Fraud In Carbon Credits Market
- Now, a virtual Windows XP Mode to help Windows 7 users
Lost Xbox 360 Worth $1,000,000?
- New iPhone worm steals online banking codes, builds botnetHackers have borrowed a tactic from the world’s first iPhone worm to build a botnet that steals data, including online banking credentials, from jailbroken Apple smartphones. A new worm, dubbed “Duh” by U.K.-based security firm Sophos, is related to the “ikee” worm released earlier this month only in its approach, not in its code, said Chester [...] […]
- New iPhone worm steals online banking codes, builds botnet
Spector Tells Us How Disney Epic Mickey Will Challenge Gamers
iKnow! Launches Adaptive Learning System
Rumor: Palm Pre must be prepped for launch by May 16th
Yahoo Releases Internal Hadoop Source Code
Hold your breath! Report states iPhone Nano coming in June!
6-Foot Lizards Invading Military Runway in Florida
Google’s 12 Hour (and counting) Custom Search Outage