We're hard at work on Adobe MAX 2011 , and are working through sessions and speakers and more. We've also got so much to talk about this year, that we're asking you to weigh in. Over on the MAX Facebook page we're hosting a poll for you to pick which of a set number of sessions you'd like included.
Adobe MAX 2011 registration is now open, and once again we are offering special discount pricing for loyal previous attendees and students (save US$600 off the regular full conference price of US$1,495 when you register by May 31, 2011). Click on the links below and use the relevant discount code....
Paul Gubbay is Adobe's VP of Design and Web Engineering. You may recall that I interviewed him (and John Resig) during the MAX 2010 Day 2 keynote, and we chatted about HTML5, jQuery, and more. Well, Paul has been interviewed again, this time at FITC by fellow Adobe evangelist Serge Jespers:
Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch has posted his thoughts on the multiscreen revolution based on his MAX 2010 opening keynote.
Back at MAX 2010 I chatted John Resig about Adobe's contributions to jQuery Mobile . This topic came up again this week at Mobile World Congress amidst discussions about Adobe and HTML5, and The Register has posted an article on the subject as well as the whole over-hyped HTML5 / Flash...
RIM has announced that starting today, developers can submit their BlackBerry PlayBook tablet apps to the BlackBerry App World vendor portal. And as announced at Adobe MAX 2010 a few weeks ago, developers who create an application for the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet (one that is approved for...
The Adobe MAX 2010 Day 2 keynote Technology Street segment was memorable and a lot of fun to create. It also involved an incredible amount of work, set creators, writers, puppeteers, cameramen, and more. We spent a full day in the studio creating the segment, and I just posted some pictures to give...
WebProfessionals.org and MobileInnovators.org announced that Adobe MAX 2010 is the winner of WebProfessionals.org annual Mobile Innovators Award, recognizing Adobe and its annual MAX Conference as the leading event for technology and creative professionals.
The Adobe MAX 2010 Day 2 keynote (which I co-hosted with Ely Greenfield and Matt Chotin) is online on Adobe TV. Here it is, all 2 hours of it:
This morning's Adobe MAX keynote was tons of fun (for us presenters, I think the audience enjoyed it, too). We've posted lots of videos on the Adobe MAX YouTube Channel . Check them out, especially Technology Street and the music videos.