Sun is to launch a Java application store, chief executive Jonathan Schwartz has revealed. Currently code-named 'Project Vector' but likely to be called the Java Store, it was described by ...

Sun Microsystems is preparing to launch what could become the app store of all app stores when it unveils a new Java application marketplace, in an effort known as Project Vector, at the upcoming ...

Details of "Project Vector," a Java app store, will emerge at the upcoming JavaOne conference, Sun chief Jonathan Schwartz has said.

Sun plans to open a Java Store that will connect companies of all sizes and types to the approximately one billion Java users found worldwide.

In a recent blog post, Sun CEO Jonathan Schwartz spoke about his company's plans to launch a Java app store, which looks set to become something of a cross-platform system - including mobile phones.

Sun has unveiled plans to launch an application store based on its Java technology that it says will allow developers to target an estimated 1 billion PC and mobile phone users.

Sun CEO Jonathan Schwartz has revealed that Sun plans to launch an application store for Java software. It will be modeled after Apple's iPhone App Store and will allow users to download and ...

Sun Microsystems has debuted its own version of Apple’s App store: The Java Store. The early version of the site features a storefront of Java applications, including social software ...

During the first General Session of JavaOne 2009 Sun's Jonathan Schwartz and James Gossling launched the public beta of its new Java App Store.

The Java Store really ought to be one of the biggest bits of Java desktop news since the platform came into existence. At last, a quick and easy way for customers to get Java apps, and for Java ...