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Adobe's Strategy to Distinguish Flash 11 from HTML5, in 3D!
Microsoft earned a reputation for its "embrace and extend" development philosophy, which recalls a time when it assimilated existing ideas by hook or by something else. Adobe's plan with respect
Proof of Concept Brings Flash to the iPhone
Developer Tobias Schneider has created an interesting proof-of-concept Flash runtime that allows Flash to work on the iPhone. The project, a JavaScript with SVG called "Gordon," allows Flash files embedded
Google Gears in Context - Browser Gets a Boost From Google
Google has released a browser plug-in called Gears, which enables people to use web apps while offline. The technology behind the plug-in gives developers the ability to implement offline
Are You Over AIR Applications?
When Adobe AIR was first released, we were in love. These glorious rich internet applications let us interact with web services outside our browser. In many ways, AIR apps were
TextFlow Gets Online Collaboration Tools
TextFlow, the visually stunning collaborative document editor we reviewed last November, just announced a major update today: online editing and back-end file storage offerings to augment its unique and easy
Google Entices Developers By Giving Away 10,000 Google TV Devices
As we noted following the Google TV announcement this spring, one of the many interesting things surrounding Google's foray into Internet TV isn't simply its building of the product, but
What Adobe's Kiwi Project is about
This post was written by Ryan Stewart, a Read/WriteWeb guest blogger. Note that Adobe's use of the terms 'Read/Write Web' and 'kiwi' is not associated with this blog. There is
The Other RIA Desktop Platform: Curl Nitro
Curl is another player in the RIA (Rich Internet Applications) space, going up against Microsoft Silverlight, Adobe's Flex platform, and OpenLazlo, among others. The Curl platform provides developers a way
2011 Predictions: Klint Finley
Editor's note: Every December the ReadWriteWeb team looks into the murky depths of the coming year and tries to predict the future. How did we do last year? Well, Facebook
Report: The Top 5 Trends of 2010
As part of our ongoing year-end analysis of what shaped the Web this year, we've created a report - The Top 5 Web Trends of 2010 - that looks at
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