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Ping Identity Ships ‘Social’ Cloud Identity, SSO Tools
Ping Identity is shipping a new series of PingFederate OpenID Cloud Identity Connectors to allow enterprises to rely on cloud services providers and as well as social-networking sites for third-party user authentication. Ping’s offering works with Facebook, Google, AOL and Yahoo!
Full Story >JackBe Takes Page from iPhone App Store for Mashups
JackBe is taking a page out of the Apple iPhone App Store to make it easier to create, publish and share enterprise mashups. JackBe’s Presto 3.0’s latest tools and features will let developer and non-developers make mashups for portals, Microsoft SharePoint, iGoogle and even mobile devices.
Full Story >HP’s ePrint Platform Pushes Cloud-Based Printing
HP is pushing the envelope on web-enabled printing powered by the cloud. HP’s new ePrint printers talk directly to the Google Cloud to access, share and print docs, PDFs, photos and calendars. HP’s ePrint platform will not require a local proxy PC or web appliance, as some other approaches do.
Full Story >Juniper: Mobile Cloud Users Will Top 130 Million by 2014
By 2014, more than 130 million enterprise users will tap into the cloud to obtain, run, power or manage their mobile application, according to a new report by Juniper Research. Just who’s responsible for the coming surge may surprise you.
Full Story >Google, Red Hat’s JBoss Enable Next-Gen Web 2.0, RIA Apps
Red Hat is bringing a range of developer and production support to the Google Web Toolkit, and begun integrating GWT and JBoss Seam Framework. The efforts aim to speed design, development and deployment of Web 2.0 and Rich Internet Applications.
Full Story >Google Apps proves SaaS is here to stay
The development of applications by Google proved that Software as a Service (SaaS) will last for a number of years, an updated report has concluded.
Full Story >Inside the Google Web API -- The Developer Appeal
It's been six months since the release of the Google Web API, and at least 10,000 developers (Java, .NET, Open Source and other enterprise disciplines) have downloaded the code and started to build applets and services. Integration Developer News spoke with Nelson Minar, one of the lead Google engineers on the project, to get an up close sense of how one of the biggest splashes in Internet-based web services to date is doing with the developer community.
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