Sure, Apple and Adobe aren’t the best of friends , but their disagreement goes a little further than mild distaste. Apple moved to ban iOS apps not written through its own developer framework (SDK), which more or less killed off Adobe’s iPhone Flash developer tools. Adobe in turn issued a complaint to the FTC, a complaint that Wired requested a copy of under the Freedom of Information Act . . . → Read More: FTC denies request for documents on Adobe complaint, confirms investigation of Apple’s SDK rules?
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Sure, we’ve heard Verizon discuss Android tablets once or twice , but it’s just now that we’re getting our first real juice about Motorola’s companion device . The Financial Times reports that Verizon and Motorola are teaming up on an Android tablet with dual cameras, Adobe Flash support and a ten-inch screen, plus mobile hotspot functionality (which implies Verizon cellular data) and — get this — access to pay TV. As it so happens, Moto makes a Verizon FiOS set-top box, and sources tell the Times that the television tablet may get grandfathered in to the very same technology. . . . → Read More: Motorola-Verizon tablet will have FiOS TV, ten-inch screen? . . . → Read More: Android 2.2 on the Evo 4G The Dell Streak is one huge device, and it apparently comes with an equally large sticker price on AT&T. While we’re used to seeing smartphones for just $199, even the bigger Android devices like the HTC EVO 4G and Motorola Droid X, both with 4.3-inch capacitive touchscreens, the Streak may be the exception. . . . → Read More: Dell Streak Will Set You Back $299 on Contract with AT&T Apple last updated iLife during the Phil Schiller-led Macworld 2009 keynote but since then, even as iOS, WebKit, and HTML5 have been on the rise, there’s been no sign of another update. . . . → Read More: iLife ‘11 rumors YouTube is experimenting with a new i-frame based embed style that would server up good ole’ Flash video for machines that support it and new fangled HTML5 video for Apple’s iOS devices, iPhone and iPad : An enhancement to our video embed capability is now available through a new embed code style. This new style uses and looks like this: So, somewhere down the road, you’ll be able to play the YouTube video you want, in-line on the website you want, on the device you want, Apple and Adobe be damned. Example after the break. . . . → Read More: New style YouTube embed for Flash-free iPhone video I’m going to leave all the standard “HTML5 can’t do this!”, “Too bad Flash sucks!” rabble-rousing out of this one and just say: Damn , this is cool. It’s a bit silly for them to mention that this is all possible in just “30 lines of code”, given that the very vast majority of the legwork is going down on a remote server — but either way: cross-platform video conferencing with a theoretically unlimited number of participants? Awesome . . . → Read More: Video: Flash-based video conferencing for Android demonstrated Well folks, it’s here. The T-Mobile Samsung Vibrant is the first of the four Samsung Galaxy S devices to hit US shelves, and the manufacturer’s first Android Superphone . The standout feature of the Vibrant is its gorgeous 4-inch Super AMOLED display. . . . → Read More: Samsung Vibrant : T-Mobile’s Galaxy S phone gets reviewed YourTube HD for iPad is now available for download in Cydia store. YourTube HD let you save/download YouTube videos on iPad for future viewing . . . → Read More: YourTube HD: Download YouTube Videos on iPad Adobe is having a little fun with its growing rivalry with Apple, as the company is showing off a two-way video calling app on Android that uses Flash. What’s it called? FlashTime, of course. . . . → Read More: Adobe FlashTime brings video calling to Android |
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