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Google Software News RoundupGoogle's had a busy week announcing new Android software features and Google Glasses as well as taking part in a software mentorship program for high school girls. | 
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Robbers Loot $78 Million from Banks, via Software HacksIn the past year, modern-day bank robbers have used sophisticated software hacks to steal $78 million from banks in Europe, Latin America, and the US. |
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The Week in Major Software Bugs It’s another end of the work-week over here at TechWell and what better way to celebrate the upcoming weekend than by taking a look at the major software glitches and errors that recently took place. |
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Not Your Father's C++ Because C++ is not owned by a single company, it only gets updated every decade or so; therefore, it has been leap-frogged many times in terms of features by Java and C#. The latest version not only catches up with other modern languages but leaps ahead of them with a few killer virtues of its own. |
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Enterprise Application Spending to Hit $120.4 BillionGartner, the information technology-research firm, announced this week that 2012 will see global spending on enterprise application software reach $120.4 billion. |
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Oracle: HTML 5 and JavaScript Will Dominate App DevelopmentAn Oracle executive predicts HTML5 and JavaScript (along with other new development technologies) will dominate the world of application development. |
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The Wisdom of CrowdsThe "wisdom of crowds," or crowdsourced testing, can be a powerful tool if harnessed correctly. It also can backfire when tweaking user-facing functionality in a live environment, as a couple of big-name companies discovered. Tread carefully! | 
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Agility through TeamworkAgile teams deliver business value frequently, adapting to the changing needs of the business, while working at a sustainable pace (paraphrasing Elisabeth Hendrickson’s Agile Acid Test). What’s the secret to achieving true “agility”? Why do so many software teams fail to achieve it? | 
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