Mozilla released Firefox 4 Beta 1, codename Fennec, for Android and Maemo, which is built on the same technology platform as Firefox 4 for desktop computers, just optimized for browsing on a mobile device.
Mozilla has announced its plans to update the search options in Firefox 4, the next major version of the popular open source Web browser. Google will remain Firefox's default search engine, but Microsoft's Bing search will be available as one of the standard options.
With Adobe Flash Catalyst CS5, designers have an easy way to build interactive portfolios, user interfaces and other interactive content without writing code. Designers can take existing designs created in Adobe Illustrator CS5 and Adobe Photoshop CS5 into Flash Catalyst, convert the artwork to components, and add interactivity.
Google TV is a new way to think about TV: it’s a platform that combines your current TV programming and the open web into a single, seamless entertainment experience.
By bringing Google Chrome and access to the entire Internet, you can easily navigate to websites to watch your favorite web videos, play Flash games, view photos, read movie reviews or chat with friends—all on the big screen.
A longtime Silicon Valley company says it can turn Apple's iPad into an X terminal, allowing it to run Linux, do true multitasking, and even run Flash-based apps. iLIVEx app allows iPad users to connect to Unix and Linux desktops and applications hosted on remote Unix and Linux servers.
Yesterday, Adobe announced a major update to Adobe Scene7, the leading hosted cross media publishing platform, providing expanded offerings for optimizing rich mobile experiences and data-driven dynamic banners. In addition, the Adobe Scene7 platform now provides end-to-end video publishing capabilities for mobile devices and multiple screens, enabling non-technical users to deliver video to all customer touch points.
Adobe and Bloom Energy corporation announced that the installation of the largest commercial Bloom Energy fuel cell is complete. It's been designed to supply approximately one-third of the electricity required by Adobe’s downtown San Jose headquarters.
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