Adobe and NBC have teamed up to to bring you NBC's official Olympics 2012 apps - the first mobile apps to live stream all Olympic events in the U.S.! Available on iPad, iPhone and select Android devices, these apps were designed and built using Adobe technologies (and members of our own evangelism...
Adobe Shadow is a new inspection and preview tool that allows front-end web developers and designers to work faster and more efficiently by streamlining the preview process, making it easier to customize websites for mobile devices. The Shadow team has announced that Labs Release 3 is now available...
If you've ever built a mobile website, you know that testing and debugging across multiple devices can be cumbersome and, at times, downright painful. Adobe Shadow helps resolve this by giving you the ability to easily control browsing across multiple devices. It then complements this with...
We're hosting a series of webinars in which you will learn how to build and debug your first Flash based application for iOS. You will also learn how to measure and improve the performance of your Flash based applications or games with Monocle. Registration is required .
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Adobe AIR native extensions (ANE's) are a combination of ActionScript classes and native code that provide easy access to device-specific libraries and features otherwise not available to your AIR applications. ADC has just published articles on three ANE's that will be of use to your mobile app...
I've been using an HTC One X for about two weeks now. I usually share my thoughts on devices sooner than this. But, I've now had a couple of devices work well in the U.S. only to disappoint when taken on the road. So, with being in Asia briefly last week, I opted to give the One X a real road test...
Daniel Koestler explains Developing native extensions for Adobe AIR , in an ADC tutorial which covers the compilation of native code on the Android platform.
I'm an Android fan. Over the years I've used lots of smartphones running lots of OSs, and Android just works for me. And yes, I used an iPhone for 5 months before abandoning it. Why? The primary reason was the keyboard. I use my phone for email more than I do texting or talking, and so, for me, the...
The second edition of Appliness , the digital magazine brought to you by the Adobe developer relations and evangelism teams, is now out!