You've got to love this quote (and not so subtle dig) from Google's keynote today at Mobile World Congress: "The line is blurring between mobile phones and desktop computing ... one of our main goals when we embarked on smartphones at Google was to really mirror the desktop web browsing experience...
We've been talking about using Flash to build apps for devices for some time now. And the AIR team has just posted a some details on doing just this in a preview of AIR on Android .
I just had a most unusual experience. Unusual in a good way. I just tried a new government program and it worked perfectly! I landed in Detroit a few hours ago. Nothing unusual about that. The was an international flight, so I had to clear customs and immigration. Again, nothing unusual about that....
The Wall Street Journal is running an opinion piece entitled The Microsofting of Apple? . This one is a must read!
The entire Adobe Platform Evangelism team is in London this week. And team member James Ward has announced that he is presenting "RIAs with Java, Spring, Hibernate, BlazeDS, and Flex" to the London Java Community.
I visited China several times last year, and am planning multiple trips this year, too. China is home to the second largest population of Flash and Flex developers, and it's high time those developers had the opportunity to take part in a full-blown Flash Platform conference of their own. So I am...
Here are the slides from last week's ColdFusion 9 - Solutions For The Open Government Directive presentation. The templates discussed will be available shortly. I'll post details when I have them.
Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch has posted his thoughts on Open Access to Content and Applications .
I'm spending a lot of time in Europe right now. I was in London a week ago, am heading back there this week, and will be back in the area in March to discuss Flash Builder 4, ColdFusion 9, and ColdFusion Builder with customers, partners, and at the following public events: London, UK - March 4th,...
A vulnerability has been identified in ColdFusion 9, which could allow access to collections created by the Solr Service to be accessed from any external machine using a specific URL. A solution to the reported vulnerability has been posted online.