February 2, 2010 - 6:10 pm
Tags: adobe, apple, Flash, ipad, iPhone, kevin lynch, open screen, osp, platform
Posted in Industry, adobe, open screen project | No comments
Adobe’s CTO Kevin Lynch just published a blog post with his thoughts on Flash, past and future, Apple iPad, HTML5, OSP and more.
The blog post entitled “Open Access to Content and Applications” gives you a good idea on where Adobe and the Flash Platform is going and what we are doing with our Open Screen [...]
January 28, 2010 - 8:53 pm
Tags: apple, Flash, ipad, open screen project
Posted in Industry | 38 comments
DISCLAIMER: I work for Adobe on the platform evangelism team. I’ve been a Flash designer/developer for the last 12 years. Even though I work for Adobe. I’m pretty sure I would have also written this post if I was still a freelance Flash developer. The views expressed on this blog are my own and do [...]
January 14, 2010 - 1:02 pm
Tags: adobe, flash cs5, flash player 10.1, mobile world congres, mwc, open screen project, osp
Posted in Events, devices, iPhone, mobile | 11 comments
Mobile World Congress in Barcelona is just around the corner and you can already feel the excitement building.
2010 is going to be an amazing year for Flash developers who want to create mobile applications. Not only did we announce the Flash CS5 iPhone compiler but we’ve already demoed Flash Player 10.1 on a variety of [...]
December 7, 2009 - 4:32 pm
Tags: adobe air, AIR, apple, concept, demonstration, Flex, magazines, multi-touch, tablet, Video
Posted in Cool stuff | 4 comments
I came across this video on Ubergizmo and I wish this was real today…! The video demonstrates a multi-touch tablet to read magazines in full color with video, audio and online capabilities. The video is created by The Wonder Factory and other than that, there really isn’t any more information out there. While it’s only [...]
Earlier this week, Kevin Lynch was a guest at NewTeeVee Live. He talks about Flash on TVs, the future of the Flash Platform. He also talks about how open Adobe has become and was also asked about his stance on HTML5.
November 13, 2009 - 8:32 am
Tags: Flash, gallery, hbo, imagine, showcase, Video
Posted in gallery | 2 comments
Just about every week, I come across many cool sites and applications. To showcase these apps and sites, I’ve created a new category on my blog: The Gallery. The Gallery will be a place to showcase cool and innovative Flash applications and sites.
The HBO Imagine site is a great one to kick off this new [...]
October 6, 2009 - 2:28 pm
Tags: adobemax, ARM, broadcom, DoCoMo, google, htc, max, MAX2009, Motorola, nvidia, open screen project, palm, QUALCOMM, RIM
Posted in open screen project | No comments
CEOs from ARM, Broadcom, DoCoMo, Google, HTC, Motorola, NVIDIA, Palm, QUALCOMM, and RIM talk about how they’re bringing Flash Platform technologies to their devices and platforms as part of the Open Screen Project and why they think it’s important to have Flash on their devices and platforms.
At Intel’s Developer Forum Engadget recorded a demo of an Intel (an Open Screen Project partner) based set-top box running a Flash based user interface and Flash based applications. The heart of this set-top box is Intel’s CE 3100 Media Processor which according to Engadget “combines an 800MHz Pentium M core with a proprietary video processing [...]
September 23, 2009 - 9:53 am
Tags: andrew shorten, designers, developers, Flash, Flash Catalyst, flash on the beach, fotb, Interview, Video
Posted in Events, Flash Catalyst | 2 comments
At Flash On The Beach in Brighton this week my colleague Andrew Shorten talked to a number of Flash designers and developers, asking their thoughts on how Flash Catalyst might impact their workflow for producing rich Internet applications. Here’s the video from those conversations.
With Flash On The Beach and MAX fast approaching, it’s about time to start prepping my multi-screen development session and lab for both events.
Before I can get started though, I need to come up with a good idea for a multi-screen application and I need your help in deciding which direction I should go.
So… What [...]
