The iPhad empire. Only two or maybe three operating systems can hang with the top dog. Ok, maximum five are possibly real iPad competitors. Six then. That’s it! 2010 is shaping up to be the year of the tablet/pad/slates.
Read on for the major comparisons.
Adobe states that one “can start selling your AIR applications with a try & buy licensing model” with their new Shibuya app store.
Giz dropped a note about the upcoming HP Slate. Looks like Adobe wants you to know that Flash isn’t going anywhere. Of course it should run Flash, considering that the O/S is Windows 7. The original HP sneak peak. Adobe’s message to consumers about Flash on the HP Slate.
In an interview with Pwn2Own hacking competition winner Charlie Miller, he breaks down the vulnerabilities in today’s Internet browsers. On cracking the O/S: “Windows 7 is slightly more difficult because it has full ASLR (address space layout randomization) and a smaller attack surface (for example, no Java or Flash by default). Windows used to be much [...]
Gizmodo recently posted an article about the upcoming Flash 10.1 (currently in Beta 3 form) and Adobe’s determination that only a few current Android phones (see Nexus One only), and upcoming handsets with the proper muscle, will actually be able to run Flash properly. “There are two factors that’ll determine whether or not your phone is [...]
It is too bad that Apple and Adobe cannot play nice, because without Flash, Apple will have a steep path to climb convincing consumers that iPad will revolutionize Web surfing.
After a big public announcement of the sort Apple had this week for the iPad CEO Steve Jobs often takes time in the day or two afterwards to have a Town Hall at One Infinite Loop, making himself available for questions from employees bold enough to stand up and take one right between the eyes.
You ever just need to space off and zone out for a few minutes of your day? Try out this simple flash-based sinewave synthesizer.
