May 25, 2012 : Comments
Sprint and HTC Giving Away Official TPU Cases Along with the EVO 4G LTE and a ‘Sorry’ Letter
The Adobe Flash Summit was full of news for Android fans today, and while Flash still scores big points on the interest scale, AIR seems to have taken over the Android buzz for the moment. And fans of AIR in desktop environments should be thrilled to know that AIR applications seem to run on Android like native programs and are updated via the Android Market. See the... Read more »
Adobe's been in the news almost every week, in one way or another, over the last few weeks. You've heard, right? Adobe's CTO, Kevin Lynch has certainly heard, and he's pretty outspoken on the whole thing. He wants to set the record straight in regards to how people look at his company, and think about their product, and he's got a pretty good strategy to make that... Read more »
One of the highlights of Sense UI gracing the Android Operating System, was HTC's decision to include Flash player capabilities within the browser. Of course, as most things are, it was met with all sorts of reviews: some saying the idea and implementation was great, to others saying they wish it never would have happened. Well, hopefully your personal belief veers... Read more »
Adobe announced at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona that Flash and AIR would be available for the Android platform in the first half of the year as part of a broader effort by the Open Screen Project to bring the software to a vast bevy of phones running the BlackBerry platform, Symbian OS, Palm's webOS and Windows Mobile. Adobe also released the beta version of... Read more »