Archive for January, 2010

Classes of Client Server Applications

Saturday, January 23rd, 2010

There is a spectrum of implementation that divides the work between client and server differently. Processing can be allocated in a number of ways. There are several major operations for database applications. They are host based processing, server based processing, client based processing, and Cooperative based processing. Host based processing is not true client/server computing. [...]

Real sciphone i68 with JAVA Camera —- an Dual SIM iphone

Saturday, January 23rd, 2010

There are a few things that make the SciPhone i68 so marketable. The first is the flow touch firmware that makes it more closely mimic the iPhone. The second is the inclusion of Java, which means that you can download and play literally thousands of third party software, applications, and games. It is for this [...]

Clearing the Java Confusion

Saturday, January 23rd, 2010

The word Java has taken on several meanings in comtemporary culture. In the computer world, it is a particular computer programming language that creates eye-catching applications used mostly on websites. In restaurants and bars, the word is often used interchangably with coffee. The real Java on the other hand, is the most populous island in [...]


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