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Sony Ericsson cross-breeds Java and Flash
It's alive! SE has created Project Capuchin, a new technology that bridges Java and Flash Lite.
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Social gambling to hit $100bn by 2017
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DEVELOP AWARDS: David Perry to receive Legend honour
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Infographic: The power and growth of mobile marketing in the US
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Google Play now supports in-app subscriptions
Marking a renewed push at newspaper and magazine publishers.
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Mobile porn filters block clean content
It's not just the filth users can't access, according to the ORG. -
Zynga buys Wild Needle Games
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VeriFone improves PayPal acceptance in physical stores
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Social media is killing greetings cards
Thinking of you at this difficult time, paper-based old media.
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