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Microsoft extends life of its Java Virtual Machine
April 14, 2004 In an early sign of teamwork between the software giant and Sun, Microsoft will extend support for its JVM to 2007. But distribution has been halted, along with all enhancements and bug fixes.Sun's real-time Java fruit finally ripe
June 30, 2005 New release has extensions that guarantee the software can respond within a certain amount of time to critical events.Microsoft extends support for its Java machine
October 7, 2003 The company will continue to support its Java Virtual Machine through September 2004, a nine-month extension that will make it easier for customers to find substitutes for the software.HP, Dell to ship Java with PCs
June 11, 2003 The deals to ship Sun's Java technology in all the PC makers' machines are a poke in the eye for Microsoft, which has been lackluster in its support for the software.Jinxed by Java
December 2, 1998 Though Microsoft has attempted to splinter the market, Java still presents one of the most viable ways for the industry to grow outside Redmond's purview.Is Adobe breathing down Microsoft's neck?
October 5, 2007 News.com's Charles Cooper says Adobe's new AIR tech and others' plans for Web apps could finally mean Redmond has to compete for your loyalty.Sun pushes cheaper Java cards
November 17, 2003 Sun Microsystems plans to encourage broader use of its Java Card technology by offering consumers a lower-priced variant.Java update warms to scripting languages
December 11, 2006 Sun releases Java Standard Edition 6, a Java desktop update meant to work better with scripting languages.HP rakes in .Net dough
October 14, 2004 Company has brought in hundreds of millions of dollars in consulting revenue related to Microsoft's .Net software in the past two years.Microsoft to ditch older products
December 9, 2003 The software maker says it is retiring several of its older products, including Windows 98, to comply with a court order related to Sun Microsystems and Java.Commentary: Turnabout is fair play
September 16, 2003Azul Systems co-founder becomes COO
July 13, 2006 The Java server maker promotes co-founder Scott Sellers to chief operating officer.Sun: Microsoft forcing customers to upgrade
December 22, 2003 Sun's top software executive criticizes Microsoft's plans to stop distributing Java-dependent software, as Microsoft updates its support schedule.Microsoft boosts mobile services
February 12, 2007 Live Search comes to Windows Mobile and Java, and Windows Mobile has bundled Lives services.Court curbs Microsoft Java distribution
June 26, 2003 Federal judges deal a legal blow to Sun, tossing out most of a preliminary injunction requiring Microsoft to carry its rival's version of an interpreter for the Java language.Java goes back to the PC
May 11, 2007 James Gosling, who helped create Sun Microsystems' Java software, is working to bring it back to its desktop computing roots.Making things easy with JavaFX Sun looks to jolt interest in JavaSun looks to jolt interest in Java
May 12, 2007 With its JavaOne conference under way, Sun aims to capitalize on the growing interest in so-called rich Internet applications.Sun tries again with consumer-flavored Java
May 8, 2007 The server and software company comes full circle with Java, releasing a scripting language to ease desktop and device Java development.Video: Sun launches JavaFXJava stir puts Sun in a spot
December 7, 2004 Software flaw highlights the rising need for Sun to reach out to tech greenhorns.New Java looks to shake up desktop
September 30, 2004 Sun releases Java 2 Standard Edition 5.0, intended to make Java programs run faster and take less time to build.
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