Jan 28, 2010
It’s know that iPad’s won’t be able to run Flash content, again, as on iPhone, Apple decided to leave Flash away from their products.
Of course Apple should have their reasons, but I believe that the user experience will be in cause without Flash. Honestly I can’t see great use on iPad, why do you need it, if you can’t enjoy it. I’m talking about videos, games and much more Flash experiences that would make iPad a truly interesting product.
Not sure, but I believe this will be the worst product ever made by Apple, it’s heavy, large, and totally not practical to take with you. If it is to stay at home I believe everyone will prefer their laptops…
All this because of a post at Gizmodo that is generating another war on the comments about Flash usability, size, security etc etc. Take a look and share your two cents!
Aug 3, 2009
Can’t really say that I had a huge surprise with Downey leaving Adobe to join Microsoft, however like all the rest of us I can say it messes up a little with everyone.
The reason for this post is first to congratulate Mike for the hard decision I believe he had, and to try to understand what were the motivations or des(motivations) with is well know career at Macromedia / Adobe to take a decision like this.
Was Silverlight or Microsoft that motivated him or could it be Adobe not giving anymore the motivation he needed.
Could it be possible in the near future some more guys like Lynch or Chambers follow his steps? Unfortunately or not it’s not the first case in this last year. Can this changes became normal?
Jun 23, 2009
While surfing at at www.nitrolm.com I was presented with a very interesting article that for sure will interest all the developers using Adobe Flash Player.
With it you will learn on how to protect and secure your applications against an external attack.
A must see. Very interesting reading.
Jun 16, 2009
The Adobe Max 2009 is now accepting your submission on applications or sites to apply for a Max Award. The submission may be done until the 31 July 2009. The available categories are: Advertising and Branding, Education, Enterprise Productivity, Entertainment, Mobile, Public Sector, Social Networking and Social Responsibility.
You may submit your own works or some other stuff you feel might have a chance to be nominated for the awards.
Good Luck!
Adobe Max 2009 Submission
May 27, 2009
Adobe Labs just released a public version of Acrobat.com Presentations. Presentations allows you to create and share presentations with others online.
Features:
- Built-in tools and layouts.
- Create, revise, and collaborate on the same presentation at the same time — all online.
- Simultaneous editing, no one is locked out of the presentation while others make changes.
- Access your presentations from anywhere.
Know more at Adobe Labs
May 26, 2009
Layers Magazine put together the Senior Product Managers at Adobe to share their favorite tips regarding most popular Adobe CS4 products. The list will include tips for Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2, Adobe Photoshop CS4, Adobe Flash CS4 Professional and more.
How about you? What is your favorite tip?
Layers Magazine 100 Adobe Tips
May 25, 2009
Adobe MAX 2009
October 4–7
Los Angeles, California
Registration is open for Adobe Max 2009, please consult the 2009 Max website edition at https://max.adobe.com
Mar 31, 2009
Adobe and Facebook get closer by creating a AS3 Library for Facebook, this will allow developers to create rich social web applications using Flash, Flex and AIR.
Adobe AIR Team Blog has all the details.
Mar 11, 2009
Watch this video of Julie Meridien and Tim Kukulski discussing the future of multi touch. What can Adobe offer us in the future?
Feb 16, 2009
“Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) and Nokia Corporation (NYSE: NOK) today announced a $10 million Open Screen Project fund designed to help developers create applications and services for mobile, desktop and consumer electronics devices using the Adobe Flash® Platform. The new fund is a result of the Open Screen Project, an industry-wide initiative of more than 20 industry leaders set to enable a consistent experience for web browsing and standalone applications. Additional Open Screen Project partners are expected to join the fund in the future.”
Press Release (PDF)
Jan 29, 2009
“Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) announced today at Adobe MAX Japan that Adobe® AIR® and Adobe Flash® Player 10 software, key components of the Adobe Flash Platform, are being installed in record numbers by consumers and companies around the world. In less than one year after its initial release, there have been more than 100 million installations of Adobe AIR. Additionally, Adobe Flash Player 10 was installed on more than 55 percent of computers worldwide in just the first two months of its release, and is expected to surpass 80 percent by the second quarter of 2009, far outpacing the installation rate of past versions of the software.”
Press Release (PDF)
Jan 21, 2009
“Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) today announced the Adobe eLearning Suite software, a new content-authoring solution for learning professionals, educators and trainers to create rich learning experiences that can be delivered via the Web, desktop, mobile devices and learning management systems. The new suite boosts productivity by tightly integrating a major new version of Adobe Captivate®, Adobe Flash® CS4, Adobe Dreamweaver® CS4, Adobe Photoshop® CS4 Extended, Adobe Acrobat® Pro, Adobe Presenter 7, Adobe Soundbooth® CS4, Adobe Bridge CS4, Adobe Device Central CS4 as well as eLearning extensions for Adobe Flash® CS4 and Adobe Dreamweaver® CS4.”
Press Release (PDF)
Jan 21, 2009
“Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) today announced the Adobe Technical Communication Suite 2 software, a powerful upgrade of its one-of-a-kind solution for authoring, reviewing, managing, and publishing rich technical information and training content across multiple channels. Using the suite, technical communicators can create powerful documentation, training materials and Web-enabled user assistance containing both traditional text and 3D designs along with rich media, including Adobe Flash® Player compatible video, AVI, MP3 and SWF file support.”
Press Release (PDF)
Jan 21, 2009
“Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) today announced plans to publish the Real-Time Messaging Protocol (RTMP) specification, which is designed for high-performance transmission of audio, video, and data between Adobe® Flash® Platform technologies. Providing developers and companies open and free access to RTMP is the latest advancement of the Open Screen Project, an industry-wide initiative to enable the delivery of rich multi-screen experiences built on a consistent runtime environment for Web browsing and standalone applications across personal computers, mobile devices, and consumer electronics.”
Press Release (PDF)
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