Adobe is helping solve the challenges of delivering multiscreen experiences with both Flash and HTML5 acrossareas of content creation that include websites, digital publishing, online video, enterprise applications, and gaming.
Adobe's strategy is to help developers, creative pros, and entire organizations express themselves across the wide variety of devices that we are all using in our daily lives.
Please begin by clutching your iPhone and availing yourself of a Monster Meter.
This thoughtful and much-needed item claims on iTunes that it can offer "undeniable proof that there are no monsters under the bed." Well, now. The truth is that monsters can leap from any given nook, cranny, or, in one movie I happened upon, granny. So Monster Meter had better be efficacious in every corner.
Google has updated the YouTube application for Android 2.2 (a.k.a. Froyo) and made it standalone. There are many of features like watching videos in potrait and landscape mode, a beautiful refreshed user interface and In-page playback, which allows you to read comments while the video is playing. Experience the latest and best version of the official YouTube app which is available in the Android Market.
The MacBook Air will be introduced in a smaller size and with a lower price next week. There is a conference coming up where they will be more information available but there is already specs to role out.
Today Adobe announced the new Acrobat X Family of Products which
includes Adobe Reader X as well as Acrobat X Suite, Acrobat X Pro, and
Acrobat X Standard. Reader X will be available for download next month.
The goal for Microsoft’s latest smartphone is an ambitious one: to deliver a phone that truly integrates the things people really want to do, puts those things right in front of them, and either lets them get finished quickly or immerses them in the experience they were seeking.