May 6, 2012
This Article talks about how one of Apples servers were hacked into by a group named Anonymous. The group Anonymous broke into one of Apples less important servers which is used to process technical support follow-up surveys. The hack ended up revealing only 27 customer Apple User name and Passwords. Apple has made it clear [...]
By JonathanNikeli Category: Database Design and Development (CIS 305) Tags: Apple, Hacking, MySQL
Apr 22, 2012
Recently, apple has applied for a patent for software they are planning to release in the near future. The software would eliminate the need for programmers to create a basic application for an iOS device. The programming platform allows users to create a program without the need of understanding computer code and logic. Although this [...]
By Taylor Geery Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: Apple
Apr 22, 2012
As everyone might know, there recently has been some talks about how some Mac systems were infected by some malware. The article that I read pretty much talks about how Apple to blame for this issue. The malware is known as Flashback, an attack that relies on vulnerabilities in Java to talk over systems. Originally, [...]
By toantran Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: Apple, botnet, flashback, Java
Apr 22, 2012
Cascading style sheets have been around for a while they have been around since 1997 so they have been around for 15 years. Cascading style sheets are useful for any web developer. There are really no web developers now that do not know how to use css because it is so common and is now [...]
By MichaelMachado Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: Amazon, Apple, CIS, CSS, Database, Google, HTML, HTML5, jobs, tags, web, web design
Apr 22, 2012
With the new wave of mobile HTML5 applications coming through, Facebook is displeased with the rate Google and Apple have added HTML5 compatibility to their mobile browsers. Facebook recently announced that their HTML5 website has twice as many users than their Android or iOS counterparts (Constine, 2012). The problem with the applications that iOS and [...]
By Jongwoo Yu Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: android, Apple, Facebook, Google, iOS, mobile apps, Mobile HTML5 Development, W3C
Apr 15, 2012
The articles I read had to do with this week’s topic of course which was, HTML or Hyper Text Markup Language, which is the universal tongue of our web browsers. In particular HTML5, which to a lot of people is considered the next big thing in HTML, but of course not everyone will agree with [...]
By BernardTaruc Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: Apple, Google, HTML, HTML5
Apr 15, 2012
A summary of what I read this week was a journal about HTML 5. HTML 5 is not a accepted by the World Wide Web Consortium. It is being approved by many companies becuase many people know that HTML 5 is going to be the future of the web. Today we see sites that are [...]
By MichaelMachado Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: Adobe, Apple, computer, Desktop, flash, HTML, HTML5, Internet, Steve Jobs, web, web development
Apr 14, 2012
For this week, I read an article in PC World on implementation of HTML 5. It’s no secret that mobile phones have revolutionized the world of telecommunications. Besides the obvious applications of fun and electronic entertainment, mobile phones have brought on countless business level applications such as the use of a smart phone to remotely [...]
By Vincent Sanchez Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: android, Apple, HTML 5
Apr 8, 2012
This article talks about the software FileMaker 12, which is a database program that will help drive your business. The new FileMaker 12 guarantees that the average user will enjoy their software much more than their competitor, because of the sleek user friendly design. They state in the article that their software is comparable to [...]
By JonathanNikeli Category: Database Design and Development (CIS 305) Tags: Apple, databases, iOS, mac os
Apr 1, 2012
Today we are entering a age where technology is changing all of the time and is changing rapidly. We always have a computer at the tips our fingers with our smart phones, laptops, and even our tablets. With all of this changing technology we need to chage the way we store our data so it [...]
By MichaelMachado Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311), Uncategorized Tags: Amazon, Apple, Cloud, Google
Apr 1, 2012
In an article that I have read from PC Magazine Online, cloud computing is the next big thing coming to consumers and businesses. Cloud computing allows people to have complete access to their personal data as well as data from other users as well. This is called Personal Cloud Computing. An example of one of [...]
By NelsonTena Category: Database Design and Development (CIS 305), E-Business, Globalization, Innovation, and future trends, Networks, Telecom and Mobile Technology Tags: Amazon, Apple, Apps, Cloud, Cloud Computing, Data, Data Warehouse, Database Design and Development (CIS 305), Microsoft, Web 2.0
Apr 1, 2012
According to popular rumors, Google is at it again; Box.com co-founder/CEO Aaron Levie reports at TechCrunch.com on the possibility of Google finally introducing the long-anticipated Cloud storage system (referred to as Google Drive), to the dismay of all current and future competitors in the field. Levie says it best, “Drive’s arrival was meant to instantly [...]
By Tyler Kleizo Category: Database Design and Development (CIS 305) Tags: Apple, Cloud Computing, Google, Google Drive, iCloud, Microsoft, Skydrive
Mar 31, 2012
The ecosystem of jobs in the tech industry has consistently changed in order to keep up with growing technology. A recent article by Ingrid Lunden titled “Apple Makes 500k Jobs? Cloud Services Could Help Make 14 Million, With Half in China and India” outlines the possibility of “14 million jobs worldwide by 2015” with the [...]
By alexanderheng Category: Database Design and Development (CIS 305) Tags: Apple, Cloud, computing, IDC, Microsoft, outsourcing
Feb 20, 2012
The company that has promoted itself as the private and secure one has not been private or secure lately. Apple has been giving out people’s address books. Due to privacy slips they will continue doing this for weeks to come. But it’s not only Apple who has focused on other things other than security, Google, [...]
By Irving Aguayo Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: Apple, Google, Internet Security
Feb 16, 2012
Anyone can be a victim of a hack attack. Apple became victim to an attack by the hacker group known as Anonymous. The attack did not affect customer data, but instead targeted the server that Apple uses to process the data of their technical support follow ups. Results of the attack “revealed 27 internal Apple [...]
By Penny Poon Category: Database Design and Development (CIS 305) Tags: Apple, Hacking, SQL injection
Jan 22, 2012
Over the last two years, HTML5 has been supported and adopted by a lot of big name companies such as Microsoft, Apple, Google, Amazon, and LinkedIn. While HTML5 is technically only the latest version of a technical standard, it has come to represent a set of features and capabilities that both enhance user experience and [...]
By Cole O'Connor Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: Adobe, Amazon, Apple, Design, Google, HTML5, Internet, web design, web development
Nov 27, 2011
www.google.com Hyper-consumerism at its finest A couple of months ago, Apple had released their iPhone 4S which didn’t have much of a change to it, but the new added Siri application. This was all they had to bank on due to pretty much keeping the same phone. It was a hit even from all the [...]
By andrewnguyen Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: Apple, Microsoft
Nov 7, 2011
Last year, Google announced Google TV which in theory was supposed to stream videos from the net, allow you to view photos, and listen to your music collection. They have however been greatly outshone by Apple’s product, Apple TV, which is already expanding and can be found in many homes already. Now that Google has [...]
By Asbed Paloulian Category: Database Design and Development (CIS 305) Tags: android, Apple, Apps, Cream, Google, GTV, Honeycomb, Ice, Netflix, Pandora, Sandwich, Skype, TV, YouTube
Nov 5, 2011
Siri, Apple’s virtual personal assistant on the iPhone 4S, applies voice recogition to the next level. With a strong emphasis of artificial intelligence driven into the system, Siri is able to analyze and decipher the meaning behind what questioners are asking. Siri is such remarkable software because it makes some of the complex technologies seen [...]
By Joey Liew Category: Database Design and Development (CIS 305) Tags: AI, Apple, artificial intellegence, Database, Siri
Oct 31, 2011
This article I read on pcpro.co talks about apples bold move on rejecting any java apps from there iOS app store. Apple announced that java related apps will no longer be approved of use in the app store. Furthermore, apps that are in demo stage, with exhibiting bugs, betas, trials, pornography, or excessive violence will [...]
By Boshi Wang Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: Apple, Java, JavaScript