Developers building mobile content need insight into devices and OS versions being used. Android.com publishes charts showing the OS used by devices connecting to the Android Marketplace, both current (last 14 days) and historical data. It's great to see that over 1/2 of the devices connecting to...
IBM's Watson Supercomputer is going to be challenging top Jeopardy players next month (if you have yet to watch the videos on Engadget, you really should - this is mind-blowing stuff). Watson's public face is a monitor showing an avatar that provides visual cues as to processing, confidence in...
Gamasutra is running a story on Flash "Molehill" 3D APIs (demonstrated at MAX 2010 during the opening keynote) and their use in gaming. They have also posted a detailed look at Flash vs. Unity.
The Wall Street Journal Digits blog posted a story quoting comScore data that shows that more Americans have Android powered smartphone than iPhones. I think the findings are actually a little misleading, 26% versus 25% is well within the margin of error for just about any statistics. Still, the...
This new RIM video highlights the PlayBook web browser and "a truly uncompromising browsing experience" which means support for Flash.
Ben Stucki, a Flex Consultant based out of Nashville, posted an insightful disclosure of his consulting business and the numbers involved. And as a follow-up, New York based Jesse Freeman posted very detailed notes on Flash consulting rates and salaries in the NYC area. Both are excellent posts and...
Rich Tretola took our Tour de Flex Mobile and built a version for iOS . Another great example of write-once-run-in-lots-of-great-places!
Matt Rozen has compiled a Top Ten list of Flash Platform highlights in 2010 . This one makes for a fun read.
Flash Israel is a two day user group / Flash Camp event, to be held February 22nd and 23rd, in Ramat Gan, Israel . I was unable to attend Flash Israel last year due to a scheduling conflict. But, I do plan on attending this year, along with fellow evangelist Lee Brimelow , Kevin Schmidt , and...
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