Wow. It seems Adobe is stopping development of its Flash Player for mobile browsers. The company will reportedly continue to support existing Android and BlackBerry Playbook configurations of the player, but future development will be focused on developing HTML5 and apps. More »
The first of the Honeycomb tablets, the Motorola Xoom, may not have Flash out of the box – but Adobe has taken to its blog to confirm that the 10.2 OTA download will only be “a few weeks” later. More »
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Anyone thinking the BlackBerry Playbook was doomed to be vaporware, this should ease your mind. At Adobe’s MAX conference today, the business-minded tablet got some time in the spotlight to show off its out-of-the-box Flash and AIR capabilities. More »
When Apple changed its iPhone Developer Program Licence Agreement, Adobe decided to abandon the iPhone app-building technology included in Flash CS5. But now that Apple’s allowing third-party development tools, Adobe will pick up right where it left off. More »
Adobe Flash Player 10.1 just got finalised so if you want silky smooth HD video, go download it now. More »
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Here’s the bottom line on the first speed tests of Android 2.2: without Flash 10.1, its browser handily beats all comers. But with Flash? It drops to the bottom of the heap. Ruh roh. More »
