Posts Tagged ‘Adobe Flash’
Internet Explorer Loosing Plug-ins, Adobe Flash
Last Updated on Sunday, 18 September 2011 12:54 Written by Nick McD Sunday, 18 September 2011 02:30
Microsoft is following the competition, it seems, in that they are following Apple‘s choice of support for HTML5 media over Adobe‘s Flash Player. Furthermore, it seems that most versions of Internet Explorer 10 will no longer have access to plug-ins at all, meaning you will get Microsoft’s choice of web viewing or nothing if you are going to use their browser.
Internet Explorer 10 is being designed under Microsoft’s new Metro user interface, to be released with Windows 8, so it is no surprise that plug-ins are getting the boot. Plug-ins take time to load, and Metro is all about condensed applications for quicker computer usage. Adobe seems to have reacted to this as their latest design and publication software is capable generating HTML5 viewable media, but it will take time before everyone converts and alters their web media to the “universal” standard. Thus far, alternative browsers for Windows 8, such as Firefox, Chrome, and Opera, have said little on whether they will follow, or stay with their plug-in capabilities. Read more: Internet Explorer Loosing Plug-ins, Adobe Flash
Tags: Adobe Flash, Adobe Systems, Apple, Internet Explorer, Microsoft, Plug-ins | Posted under Mind of The Geek, PC | 1 Comment
Firefox 4 Delayed Yet Again
Last Updated on Friday, 4 February 2011 10:49 Written by baldalbino Saturday, 5 February 2011 07:00
Firefox is still currently testing their 11th version of Firefox 4 beta. It seems that it is still not ready for public distribution and according to Christian Legnitto, the project’s release manager, stated that there will be a 12th version of the beta testing, only a week after launching the 10th version. Read more about the delay and what is causing it. Read more: Firefox 4 Delayed Yet Again
Tags: Adobe Flash, Firefox 4, Hotmail, Mozilla Firefox, Mozilla Firefox 4 | Posted under Mind of The Geek, Rumors | No Comments
Kongregate Arcade hits Android!
Last Updated on Tuesday, 18 January 2011 04:32 Written by The Geek Tuesday, 18 January 2011 04:35
About time something happened with the purchase of Kongregate from Gamestop. Some of you asking what is Kongregate Arcade. It is a separate application store from the Android Market with one big difference. Kongregate Arcade is about sitting around 300 flash enabled games THAT ARE FREE! Yes you heard me right FREE! Gamestop gobbled up this company last summer and has been waiting on a great time to drop it.
This makes things difficult for developers out there that are trying to develop premium applications for the market but on the other hand it is great for the consumers. We will keep you posted as more drops from this and be sure and check out the whole press release after the break.
Tags: Adobe Flash, Android, Android Market, Arcade, GameStop, Kongregate | Posted under Android, Geek Games, Geek Mobile | 1 Comment
RIM drops the Playbook simulator and SDK for Blackberry Tablet OS
Last Updated on Monday, 25 October 2010 01:24 Written by The Geek Monday, 25 October 2010 02:00
RIM has announced the availability of the Adobe AIR SDK for Blackberry Tablet OS and a little something called the Blackberry PlayBook Simulator. This is a good move although it isnt up to par yet as Adobe AIR requires 2.5 and its not ready for Blackberry yet. Check the full press release below for all the info. Read more: RIM drops the Playbook simulator and SDK for Blackberry Tablet OS
Tags: Adobe Flash, AdobeAir, Blackberry, BlackBerry App World, Blackberry PlayBook, Flash Player 10.1, Playbook, Research In Motion, WebKit | Posted under Blackberry, Geek Mobile | No Comments
Listen to The GeekCast
Error: Twitter did not respond. Please wait a few minutes and refresh this page.










