Adobe Announces InMarket and Air 2.5 for TVs, Tablets, and Mobile
Today, Adobe announces Air 2.5. Most significant about this launch is support for tablets, televisions, and mobile devices. While Adobe and Apple have been beefing for quite a while now, Adobe still lists iOS as a supported platform in their press release: At Adobe MAX, Adobes worldwide developer conference, Adobe Systems Incorporated Nasdaq: ADBE today [...]
Read MoreTweetDeck Taps Foursquare For Location Column
TweetDeck has tapped Foursquare to integrate your favorite geo-location social networking app with the powerful column-based Twitter client. More details inside…
Read MoreTake A Look At Wired Magazine’s iPad App [video]
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Hype about Apple’s new gadget, the iPad, was pretty apparent when Steve Jobs first premiered his new baby. Now that the world has had a chance to feast their eyes on the iPad, the minds behind one of my favorite magazines looks to show how the print industry can go all new millennium and whatnot.
Read MoreQ&A with Feedalizr’s Rafiq Phillips
A few weeks ago Rafiq Phillips of MIH in South Africa and Webaddicts allowed me a chance to sneak peak a development version of the desktop social messaging Feedalizer, one which has since been released to the public and very well received. I decided to conduct a quick Q&A with him to see how development was going and what the history of their team was.
Read MoreTech Week in Review 7/17/09
The primary motivation for many Firefox users to stick with Firefox is the add-ons. Ubiquity, Feedly, and Firebug just to name a few. Seems that Mozilla realizes how important those developers are. Especially since they’ve been pretty much working for free. So, they have instituted a method for add-on developers to get paid for their work.
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