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RSS flash platformAdobe's Flash turns into a telly addict
News The company will on Monday announce its latest version of its Flash multimedia platform that will essentially put its technology in internet-connected TVs, set-top boxes, Blu-ray players, and other... [20 Apr 2009]
Silverlight 3 gets Mac friendly
News As well as announcing the arrival of Internet Explorer 8, Microsoft used the Mix 09 stage to introduce the beta version of its latest release of Silverlight, its Adobe Flash rival. On the Mac front, Microsoft also said... [19 Mar 2009]
Minority Report: iPhone 3.0 promises geek nirvana
Comment Flash support seems unlikely - Adobe and Apple seem a world away in their view of Flash on the iPhone. As the iPhone comes under pressure from a number of competitors, most notably Google's Android... [17 Mar 2009]
Anystream Agility Media Plug-In
White Paper Signiant's integration with the Anystream Agility platform enables file transcoding into multiple formats including SD, HD, Windows Media, Flash, Quicktime, H.264 and a number of other popular file types. [07 Mar 2009]
Windows Mobile gets a makeover
News Internet Explorer mobile has also been completely redesigned and includes support for Flash, he said. Asked whether the company is considering changing its licence fee model for Windows Mobile - in light of rival... [16 Feb 2009]
Open source advocates bed down on the cloud
News Flex is designed for programming internet-based applications for the Flash platform. Open-source developers are flocking to cloud services, with 40 per cent planning to provide their applications as web... [22 Jan 2009]
Innovative CDN Finds Wowza Pro a Perfect Platform for Its Revolutionary Fair-Priced Flash Video Streaming Service
White Paper At the same time, Imediasee also understood that in order to make such video content monetizable for its customers, the service had to be in a user-friendly Flash format, support HD-quality, fair-priced and delivered... [23 Dec 2008]
Top Dutch Streaming Provider Takes Live Flash Video to New Heights With Wowza Media Server Pro
White Paper NetMasters chose Wowza Media Server Pro Unlimited to power its new Flash CDN, the Flash Video Platform, due to Wowza Pro's cost-effectiveness, scalability, performance, functionality,... [23 Dec 2008]
Google takes on Windows by going Native Client
News That puts it in a similar camp as Sun's Java, Microsoft's Silverlight, and Adobe's Flash, which, like Native Client, include a "runtime" foundation for running the software. At Google we're always trying to make the web... [09 Dec 2008]
Sun launches second version of OpenSolaris
News These include the 'contrib' repository for packages not yet approved for inclusion in the main repository, the 'extra' repository containing proprietary software such as Adobe Flash, and the 'pending' repository... [08 Dec 2008]
JavaFX: Sun tries to win developers - and cash
News But it missed out on desktop computers, where it was notoriously slow to load and lost out chiefly to JavaScript built into the browser and to Adobe's Flash plug-in, and on mobile phones, Java has suffered from a... [04 Dec 2008]
iPhone not getting a full Flash like Android
News Inspired by a new generation of smartphones such as Apple's iPhone and the Google Android-based G1, Adobe Systems has begun a new, higher-power effort to spread its Flash technology to mobile devices. [18 Nov 2008]
Qualcomm Brews up an SDK for mobile OS
News Qualcomm on Monday introduced its software developer kit for its Brew Mobile Platform, a mobile-phone operating system designed to bring Adobe Flash software to mid-range mobile phones. The... [18 Nov 2008]
Adobe plans a bridge to the clouds
News Flash got its start as a way to give Web pages animations and basic applications such as games, but it's grown up since then. Flash and Flex have rivals, though. The new iPhone era of mobile devices that... [17 Nov 2008]
Opera mobile gets Symbian support
News The importance of add-ons, overall speed, Flash support, and general navigability cannot be overstated in the simmering contest among Opera, Firefox, and newcomer Skyfire. It'll be the second beta for Windows Mobile... [20 Oct 2008]
