Adobe has finally figured out a way to get Flash onto Apple’s iDevices… Sort of. Adobe has announced something called Adobe Flash Media Server 4.5 and Adobe Flash Access 3.0. Now you can read the media stuff here, but I’ll give you the key point here:
“With Adobe Flash Media Server 4.5, media publishers now have a single, simple workflow for delivering content using the same stream to Flash-enabled devices or to the Apple iPhone and iPad.”
In a nutshell, what Adobe is doing is repackaging the Flash content in real-time to suit the target device. For iDevices, you get Flash (though it’s only Flash video at this point) without Flash needing to be installed. As a bonus, iDevice users don’t get the battery life and CPU usage issues that Flash usually brings. Brilliant!
You have to wonder how Apple feels about this.
Chatr Wireless Gets Sony Ericsson txt pro
Posted in Commentary with tags Sony on September 10, 2011 by itnerdI got a press release in my in boxy from Sony Ericsson announcing that
RogersChatr Wireless is going to exclusively get the txt pro handset (Classified as the Speedster by chatr wireless) which is aimed at those who do a large amount of messaging and social networking. Besides having a slide out QWERTY keyboard, here are the key features:Expect to pay $125 (no term) for this phone which is available today.
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