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Adobe’s Flash 10 for Android: A big win for mobile web apps
digital.venturebeat.com - 6/23/2009
Adobe’s Flash 10 for Android: A big win for mobile web apps
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On Adobe’s earnings call last week, chief executive Shantanu Naraye said his company will introduce version 10 of its Flash multimedia player for Android this October at Adobe MAX 2009 . This follows on handset manufacturer Sony Ericsson’s announcement that it will release its first ...
adobe.com - 6/24/2009
HTC Hero: The first Android device with Flash | Adobe Developer Connection
— adobe.com — HTC Hero delivers a more complete Web browsing experience and allows mobile users to access a broad... variety of Flash technology based content available on the Web today. Read more about the news here . Adrian Ludwig from Adobe demos websites with ... (more) HTC Hero: The first Android device with Flash | Adobe ...

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HTC Hero with Sense- First Android Phone with Customized Interface
jkontherun.com - 6/24/2009
HTC Hero with Sense- First Android Phone with Customized Interface
— jkontherun.com — HTC is the largest maker of smartphones in the world after Nokia. They are the company behind... many of the most popular phones in the Android and Windows Mobile markets. HTC has today unveiled the HTC Hero smartphone with the new HTC Sense interface. ... (more) HTC Hero with Sense- First Android Phone with Customized ...

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mobilecrunch.com - 6/23/2009
Qik For Android Alpha leaks, Immediately Hits The Market
— mobilecrunch.com — Uh-oh. Looks like the race for live video streaming on Android is on. When we got footage... of Kyte running on Android last week after hearing next to nothing on the matter from the competitors, we guessed that it might be the first mobile streaming ... (more) Qik For Android Alpha leaks, Immediately Hits The Market

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Fast Company - Technology:  Is It a Bird, a Plane? No--It's HTC's Third Android Phone, The Hero

VentureBeat:  Adobe’s Mobile Flash to get accelerometer, multi-touch support in 2010

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Flash 10 for Mobile Devices Due in October; Will Cover Android, Symbian, Winmo, and Palm
Maximum PC all RSS Feed — ... As it currently stands, only Flash light can be found running on some platforms, a result of engineering challenges for high performance Flash and issues of control, VentureBeat says. To get that high performance, Flash needs to run in the lower layers of the OS or phone, something Android, Palm WeOS, Winmo, and Symbian are open to, but the same can't be said for RIM's BlackBerry and Apple's iPhone. ...

Is It a Bird, a Plane? No--It's HTC's Third Android Phone, The Hero
Fast Company - Technology — ... Qualcomm processor, support for quad-band GSM and dual-band HSPA 3G signals, GPS, 802.11bg Wi-fi, accelerometer and digital compass. Memory expansion comes via microSD cards. That all makes it sound like a pretty typical smartphone, running a little slower on the processor side than the new iPhone 3G S too. But in the press supporting the Hero, HTC is stressing that this phone supports Flash right from the get-go. Flash comes by way of Adobe 10 technology, news of which hit just the other day, and makes it the first Android device with native Flash. HTC notes that "close ...

Adobe’s Mobile Flash to get accelerometer, multi-touch support in 2010
VentureBeat — ... But isn’t just about the iPhone versus other devices, but also about how we will use these phones, as we noted when Adobe announced the availability of the latest version of Flash on Android phones. One of the big arguments in favor of native apps, usually sold through an app store like Apple’s, is their ability to take advantage of device-specific features. If Flash-based mobile websites can access those features too, then that starts to chip away at native ...

Adobe pushing new Flash technology for pretty much every mobile device — except iPhones
VentureBeat — ... Plus, broad mobile support for Flash means developers could build a rich web app that’s accessible on almost any phone via mobile browsers. That’s ...

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