Nokia will be producing a 10-inch display tablet with Windows RT OS used in the Microsoft Surface.
Steve Jobs apparently wanted to name Apple’s upcoming browser “Freedom” instead of Safari.
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Adobe responds to Steve Job’s dislike of Flash with an ad campaign titled “Adobe Love Apple”. It started off nice but end with a stab at Apple with taking away freedom. Let’s face it Adobe, we know you are feeling the heat because they know Flash will soon be replaced by the more future proven HTML 5. And Steve Jobs knows that too. So please give up on Flash!
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on May 14th, 2010 at 2:52 am
“by the more future proven HTML 5″
How is this statement even anywhere close to being true? HTML isn’t even finalized yet, it’s much slower on mobile devices and can’t do half the things Flash could do 3 years ago…and by the way it looks, browsers are already implementing it differently so that will be a joy to develop for. I’m a developer that works in both HTML and Flash and unfortunately for all you naysayers, I don’t see Flash going away for a very long time. Each has it’s place. Get used to it.
on May 14th, 2010 at 4:43 am
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