Yes, mobile browsers will be supported for Office Web applications. We are still in early phases of development and will share additional details around specific browsers and functionality at a ...

After previewing it at JavaOne, Oracle has now officially released NetBeans 7.4. The new release allows developers to work with the JDK 8 previews, adds support for integrating HTML5 into Java EE ...

Tumbleweed® Communications Corp. announced it has updated its Server Validator™ solution to further support the latest SSL-enabled applications. As a result, Server Validator now offers a broader ...

Microsoft's Office Web Apps -- the Webified versions of Word, Excel, OneNote and PowerPoint -- already work with Google's Chrome browser. But as of the release of Service Pack 1 of Office 2010 ...

Access is arguably fine for this kind of job but its reliance on Microsoft SharePoint for full Web applications support makes it a hefty investment. So, if you’ve not come across it before, I ...

The Internet Information Services 6.0 Web server featured in the OS has been enhanced with 64-bit support. This provides access to more memory and scalability for applications, Goldfarb said.

Sixty-four-bit support is deemed key Microsoft’s Web Platform for developing and deploying Web applications is being bolstered by the imminent shipment of Windows Server 2003 R2, a company ...

Office 2010 will also support Google’s Chrome web browser for running online Office applications in SharePoint 2010.

Also, additional work is planned in the areas of Web application support and “out-of-the-box experience.” Still to be released is NetBeans 3.6, due for availability in the first quarter of 2004.