Yet another demo from Adobe, this time it comes in the form of live March Madness college basketball. As we all know, Flash 10.1 is not available to us yet on our Android handsets and it will not be available before the tournament is over.
Adobe has just released an update of their Photoshop.com Mobile app, it’s now version 1.1. Some of the changes made to the photo editing software are Contrast and Brightness editing tools and various other effects. This is a free app available now in the market.
This hybrid of a traditional e-reader and netbook can be yours. It’s powered by Android and can handle internet, ebooks, games, music, videos and notes. Shipment starts within the next few weeks and comes in a variety of different colors.
Some of us suspected this from the beginning but still kept our hopes up. Keep in mind while reading this that this is only pertaining to full Flash 10.1, Flash lite is still a possibility. Adobe has released the minimum requirements for Flash 10.1, and, as many feared, most first generation Android phones fall short. …
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Adobe’s Flash evangelist Mark Doherty has posted some stats and a video that shows if Flash 10.1 (in particular Youtube) has any effect on battery life, it’s negligible on the Nexus One.
I know most of you are thinking to yourselves, “here we go again”, Adobe has announced plans to bring Adobe AIR to Android. This platform will allow developers to make flash based games for Android devices.
We have been waiting for Flash on our non Sense UI Androids since it was demoed way back when on the G1. It was supposed to be released early this year but that might not happen.
If you got your hands on a Verizon DROID today, be it the Motorola DROID or the HTC Eris, and love music, than you might have notice that Slacker Radio came to the Android Market. The other new thing for Android users today is that Adobe released a mobile version of Photoshop.com for Google’s Android.
Hot on the heels of their Chrome OS announcement, Google have revealed a list of the technology companies they are working with to eventually produce devices running the new platform. Tipped as a partial list, the roster nonetheless includes several names we’re familiar with from Open Handset Alliance membership. Acer, Adobe, ASUS, Freescale, HP, Lenovo, …
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