Adobe to respond to Apple by giving employees Android phones with Flash

Following Apple CEO Steve Jobs' public attack on Flash this week, Adobe is now reportedly planning to give its employees Android phones running Flash.

Sam Oliver 16 years ago 136

Adobe ships Creative Suite 5 with 64-bit support for Mac

Adobe on Friday announced that its anticipated Creative Suite 5 product family is now available for shipping or immediate download, with more than 250 new features and, for the first time ever, native 64-bit support for Photoshop, Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects.

AppleInsider Staff 16 years ago 39

Head of Microsoft's Internet Explorer says HTML5 is the 'future'

Following Apple co-founder Steve Jobs' comments this week predicting Adobe Flash will fall to open standards like HTML5, the general manager of Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser agreed and said HTML5 is "the future of the Web."

Katie Marsal 16 years ago 80

Steve Jobs slams Adobe Flash as unfit for modern era

Apple co-founder Steve Jobs published a lengthy letter Thursday, detailing his personal stance on Adobe Flash, declaring that the Web format was created for the PC era, but that it "falls short" in the mobile era of low-power devices, touch interfaces and open Web standards.

AppleInsider Staff 16 years ago 350

Adobe previews GPU acceleration support for Flash in Mac OS X

Adobe this week issued a preview release of an update to its Flash Player, code-named "Gala," which allows for H.264 video hardware decoding in Mac OS X 10.6.3, placing less emphasis on a computer's CPU.

Sam Oliver 16 years ago 25

Apple strikes back at Adobe, says Flash is 'closed and proprietary'

In a rare public comment, Apple's public relations department responded Wednesday to criticisms from the project manager for Adobe Flash, suggesting his recent criticism of Apple was "backwards."

AppleInsider Staff 16 years ago 281

Adobe abandons development of Flash-to-iPhone porting software

A change in Apple's developer agreement has caused Adobe to halt development of technology that allows Flash applications to be ported natively to the iPhone and iPad, though it will still be included in the forthcoming Creative Suite 5.

Sam Oliver 16 years ago 165

Adobe slips mobile Flash Player 10.1 to second half of 2010

After mounting an intense attack on Apple for not supporting Flash on its iPhone OS mobile devices, Adobe has admitted that it will not be able to ship its promised Flash Player 10.1 for mobile platforms until the second half of the year.

Prince McLean 16 years ago 101

Blogger insists Adobe will sue Apple over CS5 iPhone app tools

A security blogger cited unnamed sources to claim that Adobe has plans in place to sue Apple over its decision to block the use of Flash Professional to create iPhone apps.

Daniel Eran Dilger 16 years ago 199

Steve Jobs defends Apple's changes to iPhone developer agreement

Apple co-founder Steve Jobs allegedly responded via e-mail to a developer who expressed his unhappiness with changes to the developer program license agreement for the iPhone 4.0 software development kit.

AppleInsider Staff 16 years ago 240

Adobe evangelist lashes out at Apple over iPhone 4.0

Changes in Apple's iPhone 4.0 developer agreement have sparked passionate outrage from a Flash evangelist which was so intense that Adobe redacted some of his blog comments.

Prince McLean 16 years ago 273

Apple highlights iPad-ready, Adobe Flash-free Web sites

A number of major Web sites have prepared their content for Saturday's launch of the iPad — in part by embracing HTML5 video — and Apple has highlighted a number of them.

Slash Lane 16 years ago 122

Brightcove converts Time, NYT Flash video to HTML5 for iPad

Brightcove's partnerships with The New York Times and Time magazine will allow HTML5 to seamlessly replace Adobe Flash video content on the publications' Web sites for compatibility with Apple's iPad.

Sam Oliver 16 years ago 94

Publishers criticize Apple's anti-Flash stance

Members of the media have expressed disagreement with Apple co-founder Steve Jobs' position that ditching Adobe Flash is a "trivial" move for publishers.

AppleInsider Staff 16 years ago 158

CBS tests HTML 5 video for compatibility with Apple iPad

CBS.com is currently testing HTML5 video playback for streaming episodes of its TV shows, signaling that the major U.S. broadcast network aims to be iPad compatible before Apple's new multimedia device launches.

Sam Oliver 16 years ago 76

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