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TOP STORIES - April 28, 2009 • Darryl K. Taft: Why Some Developers Think Palm Pre Could Upstage iPhone • Facebook to Open Feeds to Developers • Google Launches Analytics API • Twitter Not Fair to Developers? • Google to Highlight GWT at Google I/O Developer Conference SPOTLIGHT What Will Thrive, Die After Oracle-Sun Deal There are synergies and overlap between the companies' product lines. Which products will benefit, which will be killed? READ MORE >> BEST OF eWEEK • BlackBerry App World Pros and Cons • NASA Outsources ISS Transport to SpaceX • How the HP-35 Killed the Slide Rule • Green, Clean Next-Gen Cars Hit Auto Show FEATURED VIDEO Vista Upgrade Tips See why upgrading to Vista is the best way to prepare for Windows 7. WATCH NOW >> MOST READ STORIES • Ubuntu 9.04 Aims at the Cloud, Netbooks • Top 10 Online Bartered Books and DVDs • The 10 Most Interesting Products at RSA • 10 iPhone Apps for IT Administrators IN THIS ISSUE Darryl K. Taft: Why Some Developers Think Palm Pre Could Upstage iPhone Will the Palm Pre be the device to challenge not only the coolness, but the functionality and elegance of the iPhone? Some developers respond with a resounding yes. READ MORE >> Facebook to Open Feeds to Developers Facebook is expected to announce its plans to open up its feeds to third-party developers so they can build services atop them. The move is viewed as a swipe at Twitter. READ MORE >> Brought to you by Ziff Davis Enterprise Breaking Tech News On-the-Go! For the most up to date technology news from our knowledgeable and trusted editors, visit eWEEK mobile from your handheld device. Go to mobile.eweek.com. ADVERTISEMENT Google Launches Analytics API The launch enables developers to extend Google Analytics in new and creative ways by providing a standardized platform for integrating analytics data with their own business data. READ MORE >> Twitter Not Fair to Developers? Jesse Stay, a developer of social networking applications, has taken Twitter to task in a blog post, claiming the service leaves developers hanging with swift changes that come with no warning. Stay calls for firm terms of service from Twitter. READ MORE >> Google to Highlight GWT at Google I/O Developer Conference At its upcoming Google I/O developer conference, Google plans to showcase its Google Web Toolkit (GWT), among other technologies. READ MORE >> Why Make the Move to Cloud Computing? Internal cloud, on-premise cloud, utility computing, and autonomic computing all refer to the same idea: using computing resources more efficiently to support today's applications and the workloads of the future. The confusion and debate around "clouds" will linger for the foreseeable future, but the building blocks are in place to create standards and shape the future of cloud computing. DOWNLOAD NOW >> How to Switch VAN Providers without Fire Drills For various business reasons, many companies have found themselves using multiple Value-Added Networks (VANs) to manage their supply chain operations. As EDI technology has progressed and trading partner expectations have increased, using multiple VANs creates a multitude of business challenges that place significant drag on supply chain efficiency. DOWNLOAD NOW >>

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