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Java remains a powerhouse tool for application development, but developers need to take advantage of new design principles to get the most from their applications.

Posted by Dave Rosenberg

The computing systems maker unveils low-cost Java software that it will license to schools, in a continued effort to get a larger piece of the vast academic pie.

Posted by Dinesh C. Sharma

Let the debate begin: Was the iPhone more important than iTunes? Was anything bigger than Google finding a great business model? CNET offers its list of the 10 most important stories of the '00s.

This year Java will make a name for itself beyond the desktop, Sun Microsystems says.

Posted by Tim Clark and Nick Wingfield

The tech giant plans to build ties between the different flavors of Java in a bid to present the programming technology as more unified.

Posted by Stephen Shankland

The JavaOne crowd envisions a future with downloadable horn tunes as Sun's Jonathan Schwartz outlines a push to put Java in autos.

Posted by Stephen Shankland

Big Blue announces software updates designed to make Java easier to use in large corporations' e-commerce efforts while Sun adds new 3D support.

Posted by Stephen Shankland

The new version is an effort by Sun to lay down clear rules for using Java on heavy-duty servers. But the constantly shifting Java sands have some developers frustrated.

Posted by Stephen Shankland and Wylie Wong

Sun Microsystems and Microsoft have settled their long-running lawsuit over Microsoft's use of Sun's Java software.

Posted by Michael Kanellos and Wylie Wong

The computer maker plans to spend tens of millions of dollars to emblazon all manner of computing products with a new Java logo.

Posted by Stephen Shankland