We just released the beta release of ColdFusion 10. This release focuses on three main themes: unrivaled developer productivity, deep enterprise integration and simple work flow with Axis2 and Microsoft Exchange server 2010, and unique built-in support for HTML5 to create dynamic and interactive applications. We've also released a beta of ColdFusion Builder 2.0.1.

Beta versions of Flash Player 11.2 and AIR 3.2 have just been posted to Adobe Labs.

The Adobe Edge team is blogging. Well, they started the blog a month ago, but recently posted this great summary of Edge Preview 3 MAX announcements.

Title says it all, Data Services 4.6 is now on Adobe Labs.

The Adobe AIR 3 release candidate adds support for native extensions, allowing developers can create and use ActionScript libraries with native code to take advantage of platform and device specific native capabilities and APIs with easy integration into AIR applications. To learn more, read Extending Adobe AIR by Adobe Principal Scientist Oliver Goldman.

Adobe Edge is a new web motion and interaction design tool that allows designers to bring animated content to websites, using web standards like HTML5, JavaScript, and CSS3. We first debuted Edge at MAX 2010, and we've now released Preview 1 on Adobe Labs. The plan is for Edge to be updated regularly so as to add new functionality, stay ahead of evolving web standards, and incorporate user feedback to provide the best functionality and experience possible. For updates from the product team, like Edge on Facebook and follow Edge on Twitter.

Title says it all, and this post over on the Flash Platform blog provides lots of details.

eWeek has listed their Top 10 Hottest Projects on Adobe Labs. I'm particularly proud of the top 3. #1 is Adobe AIR Launchpad (created by our own evangelist team), #2 is Packager for iPhone (yep, some people apparently really want to build apps for iOS), and #3 is ColdFusion Builder 2.

New to Adobe Labs today:

• Flash Player 10.3 beta includes new privacy protection features as well as support for acoustic echo cancellation and improved auto-update.
• Wallaby prerelease is an experimental technology (first sneaked at MAX 2010) that converts the artwork and animation contained in Flash Pro (FLA) files into HTML.

Back when we first announced ColdFusion Builder, we explained that we planned to revise the tool more frequently than we do ColdFusion itself. And now the public beta of ColdFusion Builder 2 is on Adobe Labs. ColdFusion engineering team member Ramchandra Kulkarni has posted an ADC article entitled What's new in ColdFusion Builder 2.

The Adobe Flash Platform runtimes team has launched the Adobe AIR and Flash Player Incubator program, a new place on Adobe Labs for them to share with developers features that are under development or under consideration for inclusion in future versions of the runtimes.

The first item on the site is Molehill, a new set of low-level, GPU-accelerated 3D APIs that enable advanced 3D experiences across devices through the Adobe Flash Platform runtimes.

Title says it all. Details on this blog post, download is on Adobe Labs.

Following up our Adobe MAX keynote announcements, we've just posted lots of great stuff on Adobe Labs, including Flex SDK Hero, Flash Builder Burrito, Flash Catalyst Panini, and a new beta of Adobe AIR Launchpad.

Title says is all. The Packager for iPhone gives Flash developers a fast and efficient method to reuse existing code from ActionScript 3 projects to deliver native applications on iOS devices. Packager for iPhone is a feature of Flash Professional CS5 software, and a new version of the packager was just posted to Adobe Labs.

RIM has just announced the company's first tablet. The PlayBook runs BlackBerry Tablet OS, and also supports full Flash 10.1 for uncompromised web browsing. And Adobe Labs has just posted a Flash Platform Development for BlackBerry Tablet OS page to help you prep for this new device and platform.

Adobe Flash Player "Square" is a preview release of our 64bit Flash player for Windows, Mac OS, and Linux operating systems. It also provides enhanced support for Microsoft Internet Explorer 9 Beta. We are publishing this preview so that users can test existing content and new platforms for compatibility and stability. And yes, that means that, as a preview version of Flash Player, it is not as stable as a final version, so use caution when installing Flash Player "Square" on production machines. Flash Player "Square" is now on Adobe Labs. More details on the Flash Player team blog.

The Dreamweaver team has released a technology preview of the Dreamweaver CS5 HTML5 Pack extension. This extension provides initial support for HTML5 and CSS3 in Adobe Dreamweaver CS5, and helps you easily create HTML5 pages and CSS3 styles. It also includes updates and WebKit improvements for Design View and Live View rendering. While HTML5 and CSS3 will not be finalized for some time, the extension provides support for a set of currently-implemented features. Dreamweaver CS5 users can download the extension now from Adobe Labs.

A Flash Player preview release, code-named Gala, has been posted to Adobe Labs. This Flash Player introduces support for H.264 video hardware decoding on Mac OS X 10.6.3 (the most recent release of Mac OS X Snow Leopard). The hardware acceleration functionality in the Gala preview release of Flash Player is expected to be included in an update following the release of Flash Player 10.1.

Following the announcement yesterday that the ColdFusion Builder team was on Twitter, here comes Adobe Labs already tweeting away.

Adobe Labs Ideas is a place for the community to suggest and discuss new and exciting functionality for Adobe technologies. Post your own ideas or review and vote on ideas submitted by the community. The Adobe development teams will review all submissions and use your collective input to prioritize feature requests and help shape future versions of products. Product teams currently involved are AIR, Flash Builder, Flash Catalyst, Flash Professional, Flex, and WorkflowLab.

One of the most intriguing features of ColdFusion Builder (now on Labs) is its ability to support extensions written in CFML. Adobe Developer Connection is running an article by Brian Rinaldi entitled Creating self-updating ColdFusion Builder beta extensions.

BrowserLab is a powerful solution for cross-browser compatibility testing, featuring multiple viewing and comparison tools, as well as customizable preferences. BrowserLab provides web designers exact renderings of their web pages in multiple browsers and operating systems, on demand. Since BrowserLab is an online service, it can be accessed from virtually any computer connected to the web. BrowserLab has just been updated, and now users have access to additional functionality such as testing local and active content.

WorkflowLab is a new AIR based application that provides an easy way to learn about, track and share workflow best practices. It provides designers, developers and project managers with a common way to learn, build, annotate, share and track workflows for designing and developing projects. WorkflowLab includes a number of workflow starting points and enables users to easily share and track workflows. WorkflowLab is currently in development and a beta build is available for download from Adobe Labs.

The Adobe Community Help application is Adobe's next-generation AIR based help experience (now available in a preview form). It was initially configured to work with Flash Builder and Flash Catalyst content, but now also supports ColdFusion help as of ColdFusion Builder Beta 3 (as noted by Adobe Technical Writer Mallika Yelandur).

Title says it all. AIR 2 and Flash Player 10.1 are now both live on Adobe Labs.