As per this article , the BBC has announced the launch of a brand new media player for Android devices. The new player is based on Adobe AIR and was developed in response to Flash not begin supported on Android as of Jelly Bean. It's good to see folks understand that even without Flash for...
The GoViral ANE (AIR native extension) for Android, lets you use AS3 to rapidly integrate social networking support for Facebook, Twitter, and email into your mobile AIR application. Milkman Games' Alex Liebert explains in his new ADC article .
ADC has published a very useful series by Digital Primates' Nathan Weber on building native extensions for iOS and Android: Part 1: Getting started with volume control Part 2: Developing the ActionScript library Part 3: Building the iOS library Part 4: Building the Android library Part 5: Building...
The Away Foundation is a non-profit that promotes openness, innovation and participation in and around freely available software resources. Away3D is an ActionScript 3.0 realtime 3D engine for Flash (and AIR). Earlier this week we announced that Adobe is registered as a Strategic Member of The Away...
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 .
If you are using AIR to build mobile apps, then you need to deal with the (ever growing) array of device screen sizes out there. Whether you're adapting a web based game to run on iOS, or writing an app from scratch for tablets, if you want your app to be broadly available you'll need to support at...
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...
Daniel Koestler explains Developing native extensions for Adobe AIR , in an ADC tutorial which covers the compilation of native code on the Android platform.
"Smartphones and tablets are everywhere. If you need to reach your customers or employees on these devices, now's the time to start developing mobile apps. We provide essential information to help you get started, including development basics for Apple iOS, Google Android, RIM BlackBerry and...
In this Adobe TV video, Lee Brimelow and Thibault Imbert discuss the enhanced graphics rendering engine and the Stage3D API, enabling developers to port their Flash games to mobile with performance greater than 60 frames per second.