Looking for a quick, easy, and economical way to get started with Flash Media Server? We've announced Flash Media Server 4 on Amazon Web Services as an easy and affordable way to deploy and manage your multi-protocol media streaming.
The KIDO'Z Kid's Web Environment is the safe, easy and fun way for younger children to surf their favorite sites, watch videos, play games, send emails, and more. KIDO'Z built their desktop application on Adobe AIR. And now that AIR is available on Android, KIDO'Z has ported their solution for...
Fellow Adobe evangelist Mihai Corlan has written up a really useful summary of the current state of mobile development with the Flash Platform, focusing on what is doable right now, and what is not.
Software Development Times has posted a good article by David Rubinstein entitled Of Flash, Silverlight and HTML5 .
Title says it all, read it here .
You use Flash Builder to build apps for the upcoming RIM PlayBook. All you need is Flash Builder "Burrito" and the BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK (and the simulator, until you can get your hands on an actual PlayBook). But what if you use Flash Professional instead of Flash Builder? Well, there is no...
The American Library Association was founded in 1876 during the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia, with the goal of providing leadership for the development, promotion, and improvement of library and information services and the profession of librarianship in order to enhance learning and...
RIM has announced that starting today, developers can submit their BlackBerry PlayBook tablet apps to the BlackBerry App World vendor portal. And as announced at Adobe MAX 2010 a few weeks ago, developers who create an application for the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet (one that is approved for...
The Adobe MAX 2010 Day 2 keynote Technology Street segment was memorable and a lot of fun to create. It also involved an incredible amount of work, set creators, writers, puppeteers, cameramen, and more. We spent a full day in the studio creating the segment, and I just posted some pictures to give...
Fellow Adobe Evangelist James Ward has posted an example of using Flex SDK to build desktop, mobile, and tablet applications that utilize P2P communication. He makes it look so simple (which, actually, it is)!