Here’s a nice tool from Google for building apps for Android:

Learn more here : http://appinventor.googlelabs.com/about/

Almost everyone who has worked with web design understands the limitations of font styling, you are restricted to work with fonts that are available on most users’ computers in order to make things look “nice enough”. Thanks to CSS3 standards, browsers can now make use of web fonts and Google Font API provides a collection of open source web fonts for Making the Web Beautiful!

More information available here.

Java inside Force.com!

Salesforce and VMWare are introducing vmForce, the first enterprise cloud for Java developers.

No need to worry about hardware, complex software stacks, scalability, databases, etc… let Force.com handle all that!

Google just released new features for Google Docs, including a new addition to the suite called Drawings!

As a user of google spreadsheets I was very aware of performance issues when working with large data files and this new version of the application seems to boost performance and at least scrolling seems to work very well.

These are some great enhancements to the Google Docs suite and hopefully this brings more ideas for integrating Google Docs with Force.com through the Google Data API Toolkit.

Here’s a video with more info:

Salesforce’s Spring ’10 is packed with some really nice enhancements, new interface, code scheduler, no limits in collections, and more!

For more information go to: http://developer.force.com/releases/release/Spring10

Here’s a small demo of how code scheduler works:

Makes you think about the internet’s nature, acts of kindness and trust.