Sun adds features to the Java platform?s existing security by announcing two new Java SE security features.

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1. Sun Advances Security for the Java SE Platform
   Sun adds features to the Java platform?s existing security by announcing two new Java SE security features. These features strengthen Java as the most widely used and secure software platform. These two new features are ?synchronized release of Java SE security fixes? and ?advance customer notification of those releases?. Sun will begin delivering synchronized security releases of current and legacy versions of Java. 
       
2. Microsoft and Sun Expand Strategic Alliance
   The online service will be available globally 24 × 7 to all members of Sony Ericsson Developer World. This online service enables developers to test remotely the pre-commercial mobile phones, released by the company (like 2007 phones) and will help in developing the perfect application for these new phones. Now, developers will no longer need to invest in device labs, shipping of phones, updating firmware or be physically present on an operator?s network. Exchange Server and Microsoft Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) Edition.
    

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