Flash 10.3 is here (for Windows, MacOS, Linux and Android) bringing with it “improved stability, stronger security and user privacy protection, and new desktop audio/video capabilities for businesses and developers”. More excitingly than that though is the fact that the lastest 0.1
Read MoreJust as expected, Adobe Systems Inc. has released version 10.2 of Flash Player for Android today. The update is now available for free in the Android Market for a number of devices running Android 2.2 Froyo and higher. Adobe does indicate that Flash Player 10.2 is still in beta for tablets with
Read MoreAdobe CEO Shantanu Narayen told a Web 2.0 panel today that Flash remained a relevant platform, despite Club Cupertino’s much-ballyhooed preference for the rapidly evolving HTML5 standard. “Flash has changed the world,” Narayen insisted during a panel discussion transcribed and qu
Read MoreAdobe Systems plans to release the final version of Flash Player 10.1 for smartphones on Tuesday, but very few people will be able to use it right away. Flash Player 10.1 is designed to offer a consistent user experience across laptops, desktops, tablets, phones and televisions. The player for de
Read MoreEarlier this month, Adobe Systems announced it was discontinuing its development of Flash for Apple’s iPhone and iPad, and would refocus much of its mobile efforts on devices built on Google’s open-source Android platform. On Tuesday, a Google vice president confirmed that full supp
Read MoreEW YORK – For iPhone users who’ve been wondering whether their devices will support Flash technology for Web video and games anytime soon, the answer is finally here, straight from Steve Jobs: No. In a detailed offensive against the technology owned by Adobe Systems Inc., Apple’s
Read MoreSteve Jobs, where are you!? A nefarious virus has targeted users of your magical, shiny and overpriced Apple iPads. The virus is reportedly spread via malware links sent to clueless and unsuspecting iPad owners in the form of a purported iTunes update for Windows PCs. “[Once] inadvertently
Read MoreAdobe Systems is reportedly preparing to sue Apple over the latter’s decision to ban Flash-converted (and Silverlight) apps on the iPhone 4 SDK. “It was bad enough when Apple said, in effect, that Adobe Flash wasn’t good enough to be allowed on the iPad. But the final straw was
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