Adobe working to sabotage HTML5 (updated)
Despite initial comments in support of HTML5 as an option standard, Adobe has taken action to sabotage the open specification in an effort to support its existing position with Flash.
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Adobe
Prince McLean
Hulu to make videos available on iPad without Flash - rumor
Hulu is rumored to be working on an iPad-friendly version of its site which could be ready by the iPad's March launch date.
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Brian Garner
Steve Jobs disparages Google, Adobe at company meeting - reports
Numerous reports have alleged that Apple co-founder Steve Jobs discredited Google's "don't be evil" mantra as bogus and predicted the demise of Adobe Flash at an internal company meeting.
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Sam Oliver
Apple removes display of Adobe Flash content from iPad promos
Following an AppleInsider report that highlighted two pieces of promotional iPad material showing the display of Adobe Flash content, Apple has removed the offending images from its Web site.
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Neil Hughes
Google fights Flash, adds HTML5 support for YouTube videos in Safari
Google this week added support for HTML5 playback of videos in its own Chrome browser as well as Safari from Apple. The new feature allows users to watch video without the longstanding Internet standard: Adobe Flash.
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Flash playback issues reported on Apple's new 27-inch iMacs
Some users of the new 27-inch iMac have expressed issues with the hardware, specifically stuttering when playing back Flash content on Apple's new desktop system.
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Slash Lane
App Store additions: Photoshop.com released, Rock Band soon
iPhone users looking to edit photos on the go can do so with Adobe's new, free Photoshop.com Mobile application; and the popular Rock Band franchise is set to hit this month.
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AppleInsider Staff
HTML5 assault on Adobe Flash heats up with ClickToFlash
As Adobe works to port its full Flash Player to mobile platforms and highlights its upcoming support in CS5 for building iPhone apps using Flash tools, an open source group is leading a drive to kill Flash on the desktop using a WebKit plugin named ClickToFlash.
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Daniel Eran Dilger
Not quite Flash, Adobe announces iPhone native app porting
Though Flash is still not available on the iPhone, Adobe announced Monday that developers will be able to export their applications created in the format within CS5 for submission to Apple's App Store.
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Katie Marsal
Zach Spear
Aidan Malley
