Adobe, who was banned from iPads/iPhones with its flash technology months earlier and caused a havoc among the tech world, has announced they will actually be shipping a new app that will allow magazine publishers like Wired to make an interactive magazines for iPads. (like we saw with the Android Tablet prototype) Also see running it on Windows 7.
I believe this is just Adobe Air being packaged into an
Oh boy, here’s we go again, Adobe has just launched a new ad campaign aimed at Apple.
In response to Stevie Job’s letter on “openness” (or is it closed?), Adobe says that users should have the freedom to choose their own 3rd party app. Which is true, I don’t need Apple to be my father, censoring technology that I should have a choice on.
In this case, clearly Apple is interfering with users rights to use what they want. Users then would have
You know HTML5 has been making some breakthroughs including causing iPads to be vulnerable to disabling sites like Disney’s Pixar. Hey, but there’s a solution (sorry, not an app) for that.
You will first have to learn a bit more about HTML5 and how it works. Basically, you can use the new <video> tag which allows you to embed videos. Read more about basics of HTML5 at WebMonkey, they have a great short
Well, it’s been exciting to see the very first Android Tablet (larger than 7-inches) hands-on but I did also see Adobe’s Air working on the Android smartphones (Nexus One).
See the hands-on video of Adobe Air games running on Android (Nexus One):
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JmQCr-t1Vg
Adobe Air brings a lot of possibilities for developers to bring mobile applications to different platforms including Android phones, Palm Pre, and mo
Cooliris’s PicLens brings you the web in a completely 3D format. You can go to your favorite sites like Flickr, Google image search, among the many major services you can use. You can even browse YouTube videos in 3D using their search function, which is nice.
It’s like having an iPhone version of viewing the web on your computer. If you get bored of traditional browsing, I definitely recommend to try this route for a change for images and videos.
Thanks to Sally over at Cooliris for the tip.
PicLens instantl
Yey, here’s a fun little DIY for those of you who want to mask your secret USB drives as a “Sawed-Off USB Cable“.
This might prove to be the best security protection you ever had for your USB device. (Why didn’t I think of this before???)
Holy crap– somebody just went and TORE MY FREAKING USB CABLE IN HALF while it was still attached to my laptop!!!
No– wait– sorry. That’s just my USB drive. My bad. Never mind.
