I'm a big fan of PolitiFact, the Pulitzer Prize winning political fact checking site. PolitiFact has released an app so you can check on the latest reviews and rankings from your favorite device. The Android app has already been released, the iOS and BlackBerry PlayBook versions will be available...
Product manager (and former evangelism team member) Andrew Shorten has posted some details on the relationship between Flash Builder 4.5.1, Flex SDK, and AIR SDK.
Title says it all, Adobe Flash Builder 4.5 and Flex 4.5 are now available. Lots of great details in this Flash Platform blog post .
The 2011 MAX Awards call for submissions is now open. Categories this year are: Advertising and Branding Digital Enterprise: Engaging Customers Digital Enterprise: Empowering Employees Digital Publishing Disruptive Design Entertainment Submissions will be accepted until Friday, July 29, 2011.
The AIR team has just announced the availability of AIR 2.7. Improvements include AIR apps for iOS rendering up to 4x faster in CPU mode, app installation on SD cards for Android devices, acoustic echo cancellation, and more.
We've just posted a security hotfix for ColdFusion 8.x and 9.x (for Windows, Macintosh and UNIX).
Fellow Adobe evangelist Tom Krcha has been working with partners to port some very big Flash projects to iOS. And based on these experiences, he has posted a tip on how to compile big projects with lots of SWFs while not running afoul of iOS license restrictions.
Flash Media Server Product Manager Kevin Towes just announced that Flash Media Server Amazon Machine Image is now available worldwide. Adobe FMS on Amazon Web Services is a subscription based service for anyone looking for an easy and affordable way to deploy and manage multi-protocol media...
The BrowserLab team has announced that version 1.6.1 is now live, and includes support for newer versions of Chrome (although not the newest yet).
As we've done in previous years, at Adobe MAX 2011 we'll be hosting a series of unconferences, including the ever-popular ColdFusion Unconference, once again unmanaged by everyone's favorite ColdFusion Jedi, Ray Camden . Ray has opened a call for speakers on his blog.