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Showing 1-9 of 9 results foundFrom Danger's realm come Android's makers
November 12, 2007 Google's Andy Rubin talks nuts and bolts about the Linux-based phone software, the lessons of Sidekick, and the beauty of the iPhone.Google releases Android toolsImages: Software tools for Google A...Commentary: Pros and cons of a Microsoft-Yahoo mashup
May 4, 2007 Reports of a potential merger are intriguing, says Forrester's Charlene Li, but could the giants really get along as one?Microsoft opens up on Web strategy at Mix '07
April 30, 2007 Ray Ozzie, other executives to talk up scripting languages for Silverlight and online services at the Web development conference.Microsoft mixes software for business 'mashups'
March 27, 2006 Taking cues from online world, its business unit wants to make tools like Office mesh better with heavier-duty data programs.Microsoft reaches out to developers with Live
March 22, 2006 Software giant launches Windows Live Developer Center to entice coders to write "mashup" apps on its hosted services.Microsoft details Windows Live 'platform'
June 13, 2006 Software giant bets advertising, Microsoft-hosted services will motivate developers to write consumer Web applications. Photos: The view from TechEdMicrosoft's latest spin on Web apps
May 3, 2007 At Mix '07, software giant turns spotlight on Silverlight, its Flash challenger, and opens up about its Web strategy.Microsoft enlists developers for Live push
June 9, 2006 At the TechEd conference next week, CTO Ray Ozzie is expected to discuss how the software giant's online services initiative will be key for its traditional audience: IT pros and developers.From Web page to Web platform
August 16, 2005 Like software makers, Web sites are encouraging coders to build upon their data, giving users more-tailored services.
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