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AIR for AppUp - What you need to know
Today Adobe and Intel released a new SDK. The preview of the Melrose Beta SDK from Adobe that allows for Adobe AIR apps to be integrated into online stores such
Adobe AIR Makes Its Way to Linux
The Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR), which allows developers to take web applications to the desktop and store data offline, is finally coming to Linux. Adobe announced today that the pre-release
Adobe Announces InMarket, New App Distribution Service
Today at the Adobe MAX 2010 developer conference, Adobe Systems, Inc. announced the launch of a new service called "InMarket," which (thankfully), is not yet another "app store" but rather
Adobe's Digital Publishing Suite is Coming to Android
Adobe is announcing at Mobile World Congress that its digital publishing suite, which allows content publishers to craft magazine-like content for tablet computers, is now going to be available for
Adobe Announces Open-Source Collaboration with Sourceforge
Today, Adobe announced an expansion of its open-source activities and a collaboration with Sourceforge, called "Open@Adobe." "Open@Adobe is a site aggregating Adobe's openness programs, which includes source code hosting, such
Adobe Gets Sensitive About "AIR" Trademark
Two months ago we reviewed a neat Adobe AIR app directory called FreshAirapps. FreshAIRapps looked to be the premier destination for debuting Adobe AIR applications. Two months later and
Flash 10 for Mobile Devices
Adobe and ARM today announced that they are joining forces to bring Adobe Flash Player 10 and Adobe AIR to ARM powered devices in a move that Adobe hopes will
Adobe Launches PDF Creation Tool for iPad and iPhone
Adobe has launched an application for iOS that lets you create PDF files from an iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch. CreatePDF is not the first app to offer this functionality,
Latest Adobe AIR for Mobile Devices Supports NFC
Hackers will have fun building Adobe AIR apps for mobile devices that incorporate Near Field Communication (NFC) sensors, now that AIR version 3.0 enables software access to hardware data including
Adobe CEO Bruce Chizen at Web 2.0 Summit
Read/WriteWeb's Web 2.0 Summit coverage sponsored by Yahoo! Adobe CEO Bruce Chizen is talking to Tim O'Reilly on stage now. Bruce says that before the Macromedia acquisition, Adobe was a
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