Earlier today, Apple CEO Steve Jobs published a 1,671-word essay that listed six reasons his company refused to support Adobe’s Flash technology, the most popular video format online and a front-runner for games and user interfaces.
“Adobe should focus more …
[Update: Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayan responds.]
“Adobe should focus more on creating great HTML5 tools for the future, and less on criticizing Apple for leaving the past behind.” That’s the conclusion of a long (for the Internet) post by Steve …
The waiting is the hardest part: iPhone and iPad app developers are still trying to find out exactly what Apple means by changes to the wording of its developer contract that appear to ban important software functions widely used by …
Adobe today announced the Creative Suite 5 product family, the latest addition to Adobe’s long-running line of creative software. It includes the latest versions of popular applications like Photoshop CS5, Flash CS5, and Acrobat 9 Pro.
The software, a standard …
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Adobe didn’t say much yesterday about a new Apple policy that could further block Adobe’s efforts to bring its Flash format to the iPhone. But the company was more vocal today, both in a filing with the Securities and …
The Apple iPad that I have carried around for almost a week now is clearly Silicon Valley’s newest status symbol. It reminds me of the days when you pulled out an iPhone and people would stare.
As an experiment, I …
It sounds like Adobe may have been as surprised as anyone else by the latest news from Apple on whether Adobe’s Flash technology will work on the iPhone.
Apple’s resistance to Flash, which powers most of the video and games …
Steve Jobs didn’t mention it onstage this morning at Apple’s iPhone OS 4.0 press event at the company’s Cupertino headquarters. But Apple has made a change to the wording in the company’s iPhone Developer Program License Agreement, to which all …
Adobe continues its effort to convince developers that its Flash technology remains relevant, despite Apple’s decision to shut Flash out of both its iPhone and iPad devices. Two new videos are part of that campaign.
As Adobe likes to remind …
It seems like Apple’s refusal to support Adobe’s Flash technology on the iPad may be contributing to widespread changes across the web. Take for example Brightcove, maker of one of the leading online video platforms, who announced today that it …
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There’s been a lot of debate over whether Adobe’s Flash and AIR technologies, which power many videos and games on the web, are going to be significant on smartphones and upcoming devices like Apple’s iPad. Accel Partners’ Rich Wong, …
Mochi Media and its parent company Shanda Games are announcing today a $10 million fund that will invest in promising Flash and social game developers.
Mochi runs an ad network and social game platform for Flash game makers. So the …
Adobe has ambitious plans for Flash Player 10.1 on smartphones. Back in October, the company detailed its effort to get the new Flash Player on as many smartphones as possible in 2010 — except the iPhone, of course. Now according …
