Apache Announces Sling, And Day Software Wants You To Use It
Apache recently formally announced the first release of Sling, its new Web framework that uses a Java Content Repository (JCR) to store and manage content. This is sure to be interesting news to enterprise Java developers with content management needs, as Sling is intended to simplify the development of basic applications while providing a framework for more complicated content-centric applications.

Pigs Fly: Google Adds Privacy Link To Home Page
Last month, a handful of privacy groups urged Google to add a link to its privacy policy on its home page, in accordance with California law.

Emoze Offering Free Mobile Push E-Mail And Calendar
Emoze has offered a free alternative to enterprise-level push mail and calendaring for some time now. Though the software runs on Symbian, Windows Mobile, and Windows Smartphone, it's been previously unavailable to Java-based mobile users. That's changed with the updated version, which includes support for the latest Java technology and thus expands the service to another 800-plus devices.

Microsoft Readies Most Secure IE To Date
Next month, should Microsoft make good on its promises, Internet Explorer 8 will pack some considerable security enhancements. Could Microsoft deliver not only the most widely used Web browser, but also the most secure?

M.I.T.-Developed Technology IDs Top Campaign Issues
Earlier this week, I mentioned how the technology used to gauge interest in and market peanut butter and Gatorade found that Americans in both political parties agree on a few matters heavier than snack choices.

Microsoft Equipt: A Great Price For Office Plus Security

Xandros and Linspire: The Real Value Of The Deal

Blackberry Curve Quibbles And One Big Gripe

Parallels Partners With HP, Goes To The Superdome

Any Certified Virtual Security Professionals Out There?

Greener Grass In Financial Services

TV Jumps Shark For Generation Net

Out Of Band Data Movers