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Showing posts with label Adobe. Show all posts
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Tuesday, August 2, 2011

iCloud apps Catch up with the revolution

Auto-backup
One aspect of iCIoud is automatic data
backup. Once a day. it will back up content
to the cloud over Wi-Fi. It won't back up
everything, however, only those files that
have been downloaded or changed. This also
means that when you purchase a new phone
or need to restore from a backup, you'll only
have to type in your Apple ID and password
to load everything onto that device.
It will back up purchased music, apps and
books, your Camera Roll (photos and videos),
device settings, app data, home screen and
app organisation, text and MMS messages,
and ringtones.

Friday, July 29, 2011

Apple vs Adobe fight is over

Adobe draws line under row over Flash but defends approach

A dobe CEO Shantanu Narayen has drawn a line under his ** company's very public row with Apple over the lack of Flash on the iOS platform. In a recent interview in The Wall Street Journal, Narayen was asked whether Adobe and Apple were "done having the argument" over Flash. His response: "Absolutely".

Last year, Apple CEO Steve Jobs blamed Flash for being the most common cause of crashes among Mac OS X systems and said that it was unsuitable for mobile devices. At the time,
Narayen responded by saying Mac OS X was the

more likely cause of most Flash-related crashes.    ^^tm

Despite drawing a line under the row, he argued that Adobe's approach is still very much multiplatform and said that applications compiled in Adobe AIR can be easily converted for iOS. He has also said that Apple's dominance of the tablet market will soon come to an end, with tablets based on Google's Android coming to the fore.


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