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Friday Five - Yahoo bag Tumblr and Nikola Tesla pitches for VC funding

Our weekly off-beat look back at the week that was, in tech and beyond. Featuring John McCain’s important iPhone question to Tim Cook.

Three-pronged approach

Concurrent introduce Hadoop machine learning tool Pattern

The Cascading company reveal their plans following March’s $4m investment and unsurprisingly, it centres around the application framework.

Tutorial Series

Java EE 7 and JAX-RS 2.0

Adam Bien introduces us to one of the key features of Java EE 7, used for leaner Java RESTful applications.

Taking on the trolls

Twitter put “Innovator’s Patent Agreement” into practice

Pull-to-refresh patent no longer allowed to be used for offensive lawsuits without creator Loren Brichter’s permission.

Embracing the new guard

JDK 8 and Java EE 7 initial support arrives in Spring Framework 4.0

New modernising features for the enterprise framework arrive in Milestone 1.

Tutorial Series

JSR 356, Java API for WebSocket

Johan Vos shows us how to integrate WebSockets into your applications, with one of Java EE 7's newest JSRs

Hello good looking!

JIRA 6 gets a UI makeover, mobile view

New release of world-beating issue tracker focuses on faster, user-friendly interface.

For whom the Dell tolls

Dell ditches public cloud service for partner scheme

Own-brand OpenStack hosting to be replaced by partnership with smaller companies - all managed by Enstratius.

Tricky business

Just add mobility: JSF and JSP with ICEmobile

Developing mobile UIs is a tricky business, especially with the market changing by the minute. ICEsoft chief software architect Ted Goddard explains how to get the most out of…

The M2M toll bridge

The Internet of Things gets a “stargate” in Eclipse Ponte

New project aims to increase security, standardise data formats and messaging protocols.

Versioning by numbers

Oracle updates Java version numbering in light of recent security vulnerabilities

Finally Oracle have bowed to growing pressure and come up with a quick-fix to the security problems besieging Java.

Thank god it's the...

Friday Five: Nintendo's copyright clampdown and space oddities

Also featuring a new dead drop system and our tribute to Chris Hadfield,

Amazon in their sights

Google Compute Engine opens up to all

11 months on from its unveiling, Google say they’re ready to tackle Amazon Web Services with their infrastructure project.

The intelligent choice?

Android Studio dumps Eclipse for IntelliJ IDEA

Google fork Jetbrains’ development environment, adding live multi-device preview and Gradle support.

On cloud nine

JAX Magazine May - Back into the clouds, talking OpenStack, Stratos and Kotlin

Available as a PDF, on iPad and on Android, the latest edition of our free JAX Magazine is now ready to download!

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