Citing the widespread use of Flash on the Internet, Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch recently published a blog post in which he cited “an important crux for the future of Flash” and dismissed support for video in HTML 5 as a serious threat to Flash, saying: “I don’t see this as one replacing the other, certainly [...]
A game of musical chairs has been going on for the past few years between Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Adobe.
The tune changed with the mobile revolution and with the shift toward cloud services, prompting the major consumer-oriented computer software players to take seats atop their platforms.
Adobe Systems will offer on Tuesday beta versions of upgrades to its core Flash Player and Adobe AIR technologies, with Adobe touting mobile device accommodations for the Flash Player.
At Research in Motion’s BlackBerry Developer Conference Monday, the company made a slew of announcements that aim to boost the platform’s appeal to developers. But more APIs, a better advertisement service and new Adobe and Eclipse toolsets don’t seem too exciting to the average consumer. Fear not, faithful BlackBerry user–there are some enhancements that will [...]
Adobe has released the Android version of their popular free Photoshop Mobile app today, giving users a quick and easy way to edit their images.
Most add-ons don’t yet work with preview, Mozilla warns
Computerworld – Mozilla late on Friday released the first beta of Firefox 3.6, a minor upgrade slated to wrap up later this year.
The arrival of Adobe’s Flash Player, due later this year, will mark the ascent of smartphones as a real browsing platform. Nearly ubiquitous on desktops, Flash is a key technology soon to be available on most devices except for one–Apple’s iPhone.
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