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	Amazon helps Kindle app developers with Maps API Amazon.com has opened its Maps API to all Kindle developers, who can now use it to integrate maps in their applications for the Kindle Fire family of tablets. Read More WEBCAST: T-Systems Charting a Course for Realizing Business Value in the Cloud Cloud is not simply about delivering IT services. Rather it is about vesting the organization with the agility it must have to respond to challenges and opportunities at the speed of business. View this on-demand webcast to learn how to blaze your own pathway to enterprise applications in the cloud. Learn more. In this Issue Mozilla ships Firefox 18 beta Michael Horowitz: Updating Flash Player on Android now requires a hack Fedora 18 Linux finally in beta WEBCAST: Oracle and Intel Take Complexity Out of a Database Build November 8th, 2012 10 AM PST/ 1 PM EST Attend this Webcast to hear customer stories and discover how the Oracle Database Appliance increases ROI by reducing capital and operational expenses. Learn More Mozilla ships Firefox 18 beta Mozilla yesterday released a first beta of its next browser, Firefox 18, touting a revamped JavaScript engine and support for Macs with Apple's higher-resolution 'Retina' displays. Read More WEBCAST: IBM Managing Requirements for Mobile Development Date: Wednesday, December 12, 2012, 12:00 PM EST Join us for a web cast with Jon Walton, a Senior Technical Client Professional at IBM who will walk you through the best practices of managing requirements effectively in mobile development. Register Now Michael Horowitz: Updating Flash Player on Android now requires a hack There is no more GUI based procedure for updating Adobe's Flash Player on Android 2.x, 3.x or 4.0. Android users now have to resort to sideloading to get the latest version.  Read More Fedora 18 Linux finally in beta After a number of delays, the beta of the Fedora 18 Linux-based distribution has been released. Read More
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