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Adobe talk iPad Flash alternatives

, Jan 28th 2010 Discuss [0]

Running as it does the iPhone OS, the iPad joins the list of Apple devices that won't play Flash content.  While they're not ready to announce Flash for the platform, Adobe have confirmed that their upcoming Packager for iPhone - which will be part of Flash Pro CS5 - will indeed support the iPad along with the iPhone and iPod touch. Read The Full Story

Motorola Backflip official; CLIQ getting Android 2.1; DROID getting Flash 10.1

, Jan 6th 2010 Discuss [0]

SlashGear is at Motorola's press conference at CES 2010 today, and the company has just announced the Motorola Backflip.  While they're not mentioning carrier partnerships today, it's worth noting that the Backflip image shown now is the same as AT&T showed earlier today.  Meanwhile Moto also confirmed that the CLIQ (aka the Motorola DEXT) will be upgraded from Android 1.5 to 2.1, and that Adobe Flash 10.1 will be pushed out to the DROID in future releases. Read The Full Story

Upcoming Flash Player 10.1 for Nexus One

, Jan 5th 2010 Discuss [0]

With the complete Google Nexus One specs and features announced today at the Google press conference, the smartphone or “superphone” will be receiving even more functionality down the road with Flash Player 10.1 (currently in beta). Read The Full Story

HTC Android Tablet appearing privately at CES 2010; Chrome OS version in prototype form?

, Dec 31st 2009 Discuss [1]

HTC's potential tablet plans have always been played down by the company - CEO Peter Chou edged around speculation a few months back, before speculating that his engineers were "carefully looking" at netbook possibilities later on - but that hasn't stopped the rumors.  According to Smarthouse HTC are preparing "several working models of a touch tablet", including at least one running Google Chrome OS; their sources reckon HTC will be giving private demos of an Android version at CES 2010 next week. Read The Full Story

Adobe push ePUB tools in “closed Kindle” smackdown

, Dec 9th 2009 Discuss [1]

As the ebook wars hot up, Adobe are pulling out the stops to position themselves as the better long-term alternative to the Amazon Kindle.  The company have announced that more than 100 publishers, book retailers and libraries are using their Content Server 4 software for distributing DRM-encrypted ebooks in either PDF or ePUB format, including 17 ebook reader manufacturers.  Setting Amazon's closed AZW format as used on the Kindle in their sights, Adobe's senior business development manager for digital publishing, Nick Bogaty, is quoted as saying "customers want to decide which devices they read their e-books on ... That's in direct opposition to closed approaches like the Kindle, where you don't have alternatives" Read The Full Story

Adobe Flash Player 10.1 Beta and AIR 2 released

, Nov 17th 2009 Discuss [0]

Adobe have pushed their Flash Player 10.1 Beta out of the door, together with Adobe AIR 2, with the Windows version of the new Flash runtime supporting H.264 hardware acceleration.  The Mac and Linux 10.1 prereleases are yet to support that, and so far there's no sign of a smartphone release as Adobe promised back in October; Adobe have confirmed, though, that the webOS beta for the Palm Pre and Pixi will appear sometime this year. Read The Full Story

Photoshop Mobile for iPhone hits App Store

, Oct 9th 2009 Discuss [2]

Adobe have released Photoshop Mobile for iPhone, and as you'd expect from the title it offers straightforward on-device image editing for iPhone and iPod touch owners.  As well as basic crop, rotate and flip tools, there's also saturation and tint control, exposure and vibrancy tweaking and various filters and effects. Read The Full Story

Flash 10.1 unveiled: smartphone betas coming, HD GPU acceleration added

, Oct 5th 2009 Discuss [0]

Adobe have upgraded their Flash offensive, with the news this week that the next version - Flash 10.1 - will run across not only desktop but mobile and smartphone platforms.  Taking advantage of the Open Screen Project (OSP), the new version will arrive as a Windows Mobile and webOS beta before the year is out, while early in 2010 we'll get Android and Symbian versions.  Finally, while there's no release date for 10.1 yet given, RIM have signed up to the OSP meaning BlackBerry devices will also get Flash support. After the cut, GPU acceleration for Flash 10.1 Read The Full Story

Google working with Acer, ASUS, HP and more on Chrome OS netbooks

, Jul 9th 2009 Discuss [0]

Google have revealed the hardware partners that they are currently working with on their freshly-announced Chrome OS.  The search giant has named Acer, Adobe, ASUS, Freescale, HP, Lenovo, Qualcomm, Texas Instruments and Toshiba as all helping to design and build devices that will run the new platform, which has been described as the Chrome browser with a new windowing system, on top of a Linux kernel. Read The Full Story

HTC Hero Flash demonstrated by Adobe

, Jun 24th 2009 Discuss [0]

Our HTC Hero hands-on video is still uploading, so to tide you over let's allow Adobe to explain one of the more interesting aspects of the new smartphone: its Flash support.  Adobe team member Adrian Ludwig shows the new Hero and demonstrates the browser, which can show in-page animated and interactive content, such as games and adverts, together with video. Read The Full Story

HTC add Flash support to Android Hero

, Jun 24th 2009 Discuss [0]

As well as the Hero, HTC have announced a deal with Adobe to bring support for Flash to the new smartphone.  Describing it as "an important step toward full web browsing with Flash Player 10 on mobile phones in future".  What it does mean, though, is full access to Flash video like YouTube within the browser.    Read The Full Story

Dell Mini 9 to have Adobe Flash on Android platform?

, May 6th 2009 Discuss [0]

It looks like Bsquare, a mobile software developer, has spoken a bit too openly about their release plans. Apparently, they'll be porting Adobe Flash Lite to Dell netbooks. However, where they might have said too much is when they noted these Dell netbooks would be running on Android. Read The Full Story
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