We've just released Flash Professional CC February 2015 update (14.2.0.20). New features include: Support for AIR 16/Flash Player 16 Ability to publish 64 bit AIR apps for iOS 8.x HTML5 Canvas Optimizations Audio Splitting WebGL runtime support for the latest Chrome browser update Creative Cloud...
Beta versions (code named "Octavia") of both Flash Player 17 and AIR 17 have been posted to Adobe Labs. So, versions 14, 15, and 16 in 2014, and six weeks into 2015 we have betas of version 17. I love aggressive progress!
The AIR team has posted a summary of what the runtime is up to, focused on some of its impressive gaming related stats.
We released Flash Player 16 last week, and AIR 16 is on the way. In fact, the updated beta of AIR 16 is now on Adobe Labs.
Yes, there are issues running AIR apps on Android 5 Lollipop. The issue is actually at the OS level, and we are working with Google to get it fixed. In the meantime, if you have AIR apps that are not working, read this post .
Beta versions (code named "Natoma") of both Flash Player 16 and AIR 16 have been posted to Adobe Labs. And yes, that's version 14 in June of this year, version 15 in August, and the beta of version 16 in November. Impressive, huh?
The Adobe AIR team has posted a note to explain that they are working on adding iOS 64-bit compatibility to support the upcoming Apple requirement that all new iOS applications submitted to the App Store include support for 64-bit.
The Flash and AIR teams show no signs of slowing down. Less than two months after the release of version 14 , the beta versions of Flash Player 15 and AIR 15 are available for download on Adobe Labs .
That was fast! Just weeks after we announced the betas of Flash Player 14 and AIR 14 Runtime (and SDK), the team has announced that these new runtimes have been released. In addition to bug fixes and security updates, new features include Anisotropic filtering A new Stage3D Standard profile (which...
The AIR team has announced that in April 2014 the number of AIR applications installed around the world (on different devices and desktops, so that does not include updates and reinstalls) surpassed the billion mark (that's billion with a B, as in 1,000,000,000 ). They also published some usage...