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April 12, 2010

Flash Helps Launch Microsoft Kin

The Microsoft Kin site is up, powered by Adobe Flash. I'm excited about Microsoft's next phone OS, and am glad that Flash can help them sell the story! Really!

Looks Like I'll Have To Get A Tablet After All

The New York Times has posted a news story on an Android based Google tablet. And according to the story, Eric Schmidt did say that the Google the device will run Adobe Flash content and games.

Kevin Lynch Video Interview Posted

The Wall Street Journal's Kara Swisher video interviewed Kevin Lynch over the weekend. And Kevin slams back at Apple hard, pointing out the "Protectionist Strategy," and calling it "Bad for Consumers".

Kevin Lynch On CS5, Multiscreen, And Apple SDK License

Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch has posted his thoughts on Adobe and Macromedia, the CS5 launch, multiscreen apps, Apple's SDK license changes, and more.

Tweetpics From Space

As much as I understand the fiscal realities, these tweetpics by Japanese Astronaut Soichi Noguchi make me sad that NASA funding is being slashed. Here's hoping that some of the new programs and thinking materialize.

ColdFusion 9 Extensions For Dreamweaver

A user just asked me whether we'd be releasing ColdFusion 9 language support for Dreamweaver, which reminded me that among all of the recent discussion relating to ColdFusion Builder, many users do indeed use Dreamweaver for ColdFusion development, and will continue to do so. Yes, we did release...

ColdFusion Helps Peavey Power The Music Industry

Peavey Electronics Corporation is one of the largest audio equipment manufacturers in the world, and are the creators of highly acclaimed amplifiers, speakers, instruments, sound software, and more. And http://www.peavey.com/ is powered by ColdFusion. [Via Jeff Murphy]

Using CF

April 2, 2010

Build iPad Apps Using AIR

The Adobe AIR team discusses building apps for the Apple iPad using AIR. And Christian Cantrell shows a single app running on Windows, Mac OS, Linux, Android, iPhone and iPad.

New Adobe Flash Video: One Web. Any Screen.

Check out the new video: Adobe Flash: One Web. Any Screen. (Wow, I need that Dell device!)

Tell Us What You Think About ColdFusion Builder

ColdFusion Builder has been out for a few weeks now, and lots of initial comments and thoughts are in. Some think it should have been given away for free, others think the price is more than fair. Some think it's missing key features, others think it's already making them more productive. And on...