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Google App Engine Gains ‘Significant’ Update
Google App Engine receives 'significant changes' in an update that includes support for Python and PHP apps
EU Heralds Open Data Boom After Parliament Votes For New Rules
Open data rules set to be enshrined in law by 2015
Oracle Looks To HTML5 With Java EE 7 Release
Oracle has added support for HTML5 development, as well as new enterprise features in the Java EE 7 release
Wayra London Kicks Off Its First Start-Up Internship Fair
The start-up accelerator thinks young companies should hire interns as soon as they can
Why Geeks Built A Raspberry Pi Cloud Out Of Lego
We catch up with Dr David White of Glasgow University to ask what he's doing with a mini cloud made out of Raspberry Pi and Lego
MS-DOS Pioneer Joins Jelastic
Mark Zbikowski, a former Microsoft architect and contributor to MS-DOS, has joined PaaS maker Jelastic as a senior advisor
Google Opens Up Maps Engine API For Developers
Google move allows developers to add Google Maps capabilities to their own applications
Google Bans Adult Content On Glass
Google says no to the arrival of racy, sexually explicit apps on its wearable Google Glass device
Competition: Two More Weeks To Design An Office Gadget
TechWeekEurope wants to give you £250 worth of electronic components
Informatica Launches Vibe, The Embeddable Virtual Data Machine
The software helps take advantage of data from various sources, directly inside applications
Inventor Awards Honours LCD Man With Lifetime Recognition
Martin Schadt was presented with the coveted Lifetime Achievement Award for LCD screen invention
Amazon Launches Login Service For Third-Party Apps
Soon, users will be able to log into websites or apps using details registered with Amazon
Old Ruby On Rails Bug Exploited To Feed Botnet
Flaw is being exploited in the wild, even though a patch was ready five months ago
Google Delves Into Quantum Artificial Intelligence
Google has launched a programme aimed at using quantum computing to improve the way machines learn in order to solve tough problems
Google Set To Deliver Glass To More Users
Google is to send out Glass sets to members of the public who submitted innovative ideas for using the head-mounted devices, ahead of a possible retail launch later this year
Google I/O: Google Glass Gets New Apps Including Facebook, Twitter
The innovative headset from Google was largely ignored at its annual conference
Google I/O: Google Maps And Search Get Major Updates
A major redesign of Google Maps is under way, while Google Search will 'talk' to users to refine their searches
I/O 2013: Google Announces Music And Games Services
Google's developer conference in San Francisco has so far delivered a host of new innovations and announcements
Microsoft Joins Industry Push For Software Security Standard
Microsoft has backed an international standard to make it easier for small developers to build more secure software
ARM And LogMeIn Bring ‘Simple’ M2M Platform
The Xively Jumpstart Kit can take M2M applications all the way from prototype to production
Four Universities Partner For £5.6m PRiME Chip Research Project
The PRiME project aims to develop future-proof embedded computing solutions
Google I/O: Google Set To Build Social Features Into Games
At its I/O developer conference Google is set to introduce social gaming features including multiplayer social gaming
Google I/O: Google Previews Android Sessions
Google has published details on the Android and Google Cloud Platform sessions coming up at the Google I/O Developers Conference
Mozilla Rewards App Ideas With Free Firefox OS Phones
HTML5 developers can get their hands on a complimentary Geeksphone Keon
W3C Advances Controversial HTML5 Copyright Protection Plans
The W3C has published a first public draft of a controversial proposal that would make it easier for encrypted video to be distributed using HTML5
Google Switches Compute Engine To Debian
Google will now use Debian as the default operating system for its Compute Engine project
Perfecto Brings Mobility To Microsoft TFS
Microsoft Team Foundation Server is now available to mobile developers via Perfecto Mobile's MobileCloud for TFS
US Government Fails To Stop The Advance Of 3D-Printed Gun
Defence Distributed has taken the original blueprints for the Liberator gun offline, but there are hundreds of thousands of copies
Hibu Launches Online Business Kit For SMBs
The company formerly known as Yell helps smaller businesses get online in just 10 minutes