Over the last several months we've built some interesting content to help you think about converting legacy code as well as thoughts on mobile application development. Click on the links …

I've always been a sucker for the majesty and sheer incomprehensibility of the King James Bible, which of course we were read to as children as though we might actually …

If in your natural state of eternal optimism you think the Bad Guys have started to slack off, think again. Microsoft's recently released Security Intelligence Report, Volume 15, which you …

The folks over at VisionMobile have updated their Developer Economics survey with some interesting changes since last year in mobile application development trends and plans. Herewith are a few nuggets: …

I don't think there's any debate that software is about as complex as anything on the planet; since the dawn of the computer in the 1940s people as diverse as …

Looking over a portfolio of legacy applications, it might be relatively easy to identify the ones that clearly need to be modernized, but figuring out to what can be slightly …

As end of support/end of life for Windows XP looms ever closer, kind of like the asteroid in Armageddon, more and more people are trying to figure out what to …

In a study of customer satisfaction both the Samsung Galaxy SIII and Galaxy Note II bested all of Apple's iPhones measured (4, 4S,and 5). Whoa! Consumers like something else better …

OpenSignal just released a great rundown on Android fragmentation. Summary: bad and getting worse. This is a cool graphic (you can compare 2013 to 2012). I urge you to click …

Samsung shipped 74.2 million smartphones WW this quarter, and 10 million units of the Galaxy S4. The Age of the Desktop is drawing to a close. Just as businesses who …