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Adobe Flash to Be Built-in to Windows 8
Windows 8 will ship with Adobe Flash built in to Internet Explorer 10 Metro. While several developers are transitioning to HTML5, there are still plenty of well known sites that use Flash. Not all sites will be supported though.
How to Disable Firefox Missing Plugin Notifications
Sometimes when you visit a website you’ll see an “Additional plugins are required to display…” notification at the top of Firefox. Usually it is because you legitimately don’t have the correct plugin to view content on the website (such as Flash player) but other times it may be because the website wants you to install […]
Watch YouTube on Your Computer With HTML5 instead of Flash
If you’re like me, you probably haven’t bothered to install Adobe Flash Player on your computer. After all, Flash is mostly used to display online advertisements, and who wants to see those? And, if you do need to use Flash just load up Chrome; Chrome has Flash built-in. I know, I know. That still leaves […]
Flash Player 10.2 for Android Released for Download
Adobe has officially announced that the new version of Flash Player for Android, 10.2, is now available. It can already be downloaded on the Android Market here. The new player promises a full web browsing experience, without any empty pages. Even if Steve Jobs has expressed his skepticism concerning how useful Flash would be on a […]
Friday Fun: Play flOw Online Or Download It For Free!
It is the beginning of another beautiful weekend, so why not go with the "flOw” to start it out with a little fun. Have you ever played the first level of Spore, or maybe the iPhone version Spore origins? flOw is the game that inspired those, except that it keeps things simple and by contrast […]
Artefact’s “Flash in a Pinch” Brings Flash Support To The iPad and iPhone
Just when you thought the on-going battle between Apple and Adobe was over, Artefactgroup announced a new project that works around Apples “no flash” policy. It’s still in testing and development but they’ve put some “proof of concept” videos up and it’s looking pretty groovy. The technology is officially called Artefact Animator and has future […]
Rumors Spread Of Apples New Flash Alternative [groovyNews]
Codenamed Gianduia, Apple is playing with a new browser-based web framework that is fast. Really fast. ClickToFlash developer Wolf Rentzsch said that Gianduia “essentially is browser-side Cocoa (including CoreData) + WebObjects, written in JavaScript by non-js-haters.” In case you’re wondering where the name comes from, it’s an Italian hazelnut chocolate. Ah, groovy! Presently, while […]
Adobe Gives Up on the Apple iPhone iPad Bandwagon For Good [groovyNews]
After trying, again and again, to get Flash and Air onto the iPhone and iPad, Adobe has officially dumped the idea. The real push came to a shove in this direction when Apple updated their new developer license which restricts developers to using API’s they personnaly chose. Here are the terms from Apple: 3.3.1 […]