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Rethink Your Storage With IBM
Data storage is an interesting thing. While it's easy to add more storage with band-aid solutions, before long, you'll need to seriously rethink how you store. For some advice, turn to this white...
About Ed Burnette
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Ed Burnette has been hooked on computers ever since he laid eyes on a TRS-80 in the local Radio Shack. Since graduating from NC State University he has programmed everything from serial device drivers and debuggers to web servers. After a delightful break working on commercial video games, Ed reluctantly returned to business software. He currently develops enterprise software for Android phones and tablets.
In his copious spare time, Ed writes and speaks about all kinds of technology and software. His most recent books include the Eclipse IDE Pocket Guide from O'Reilly and Hello, Android: Introducing Google's Mobile Development Platform from the Pragmatic Programmers.
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Ed Burnette
Ed Burnette is a Manager of Mobile Development at SAS. However the postings on this site are his own and do not represent the positions, strategies, or opinions of his employer.
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Ed Burnette
Ed Burnette has been hooked on computers ever since he laid eyes on a TRS-80 in the local Radio Shack. Since graduating from NC State University he has programmed everything from serial device drivers and debuggers to web servers. After a delightful break working on commercial video games, Ed reluctantly returned to business software. He currently develops enterprise software for Android phones and tablets.
In his copious spare time, Ed writes and speaks about all kinds of technology and software. His most recent books include the Eclipse IDE Pocket Guide from O'Reilly and Hello, Android: Introducing Google's Mobile Development Platform from the Pragmatic Programmers.
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iPad lead over Android tablets cut in half, say reports, as Kindle Fire surges ahead
A year ago, the Apple iPad dominated the tablet market with a nearly 40 point lead over Android. Now, two reports show Apple's lead has been cut by more than 20 points, with the Kindle Fire...
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How to make money with mobile apps
You too can be a success at building and selling mobile apps. Read Gregory Kennedy's advice on how to develop a successful app and turn that success into a career.
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iOS beating Android for developer mindshare, says Flurry
Mobile analytics service Flurry reports that developers are favoring iOS over Android by a 3 to 1 margin. Why? Follow the money.
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Kindle Fire first impressions: Wow!
I have the new Kindle Fire from Amazon in my hot little hands and I'm not letting go. It's going to take the tablet market by storm.
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Come and git it: Android 4 source now open for all
Source code for Android 4 (Ice Cream Sandwich) is now available for developers to examine and manufacturers to build into their new devices.
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Top 10 features in Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich)
The latest version of Android provides a consistent and well thought out user experience, unifies the platform for both tablets and phones, and adds hundreds of new APIs for developers.
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It's the platform, stupid, says Google engineer
Google engineer Steve Yegge accidentally published a brilliant but widely misunderstood treatise on the importance of Platform-first development.
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Remembering Steve Jobs in pictures
Steve Jobs has left us a legacy not of material goods and technology, but of genius, inspiration, and joy. Join me as we remember how he enriched us all.
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Apple pins hopes on new iPhones, but can they slow the Android juggernaut?
Apple releases new iPhone models, but reversing its slide in market share will take more than a few bells and whistles.
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Amazon to Apple: You're Fired! (Updated)
This morning Amazon announced a complete refresh of its Kindle line. Every single model costs far less than the Apple iPad. And one of them runs Android.
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Survey says: Mobile gamers prefer free games that are full of fertilizer
The top money making games for Android and iOS are free. What? Here's a hint: it's not ads.
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Top three reasons why Google is buying Motorola
Google is spending $12.5 billion in cash to acquire Motorola Mobility (MMI). Why do they see Motorola as being so valuable? Here are the top three reasons.
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Eclipse 3.7 (Indigo) now available
Eclipse Indigo caps a remarkable 8-year streak of on-time releases. Both the mature Eclipse 3.7 platform and experimental 4.1 platform and tools are available now.
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Microsoft releases Kinect for Windows SDK beta
The Kinect SDK for Windows 7 lets you plug a standard XBox Kinect sensor unit into your PC and use it to develop unique motion-driven games and applications.
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Apple copies a bunch of features from Android, calls it iOS5 (Updated)
iOS5 was announced today. In this article we run down the top 10 features of iOS5 and see how original and innovative they are compared to Apple's main competition: Android.
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Google pulls the rug out from under web service API developers, nixes Google Translate and 17 others
Saying they can no longer afford to maintain the service, Google will shut down its hugely popular Google Translate API. This API made a whole generation of creative mashups and mobile...
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Google Wallet enables mobile NFC payments on Android, gives away readers
What's in your old leather wallet? Nothing, if Google and its partners have their way. With a wave of your NFC-enabled Android phone you can pay in a flash, and lose that deck of loyalty cards too.
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The truth about the latest Google Android security scare (Updated)
Another day, another security scare. Should you be worried about this one? Find out out the truth here.
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Google refuses to budge on 15 minute refunds, says you asked for it (poll)
The Market is improving but don't expect an increase in the refund window beyond 15 minutes any time soon. Google claims developers and users like the status quo. We put that to the test in two polls.
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Google I/O 2011: Tuesday keynote highlights
The second day of Google I/O 2011 started with a bang - a keynote on Chrome chock full of announcements and freebies. Here is the TL;DR version: Chrome used by 160 milliion people Chrome Web...
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