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Testing Battery Life and Performance with Flash Player on the Nexus One
(blog.digitalbackcountry.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
He doesn't admit, but he backtracks all the time. If he didn't, we'd still be using Mac keyboards without arrow keys, the puck mouse, etc
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Android 2.2 (Froyo) officially rolling out with over-the-air updates
(techcrunch.com)
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16y ago
Here's some news: you've chosen to install something that selectively blocks the plugin (thus allowing you to still use it) instead of uninstalling it, something you can do. That's because you like choice ; the freedom to run Flash when yo
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16y ago
Just buy a dumb $19.99 phone (or get it for free from your carrier) and free yourself from the burden of having to choose which icon to click.
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16y ago
Do you see the white square? Some of youtube's videos are FLVs, not H264. This is for H264 only.
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Beta Flash Player 'Gala' supports H264 video hardware decoding on Mac OSX 10.6.3
(labs.adobe.com)
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The Engineering Behind Flash Player 10.1
(blogs.adobe.com)
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Flash Player 10.1 released for Android (requires Android 2.2/Froyo)
(adobe.com)
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16y ago
The keynote was a mix of real stuff that's just being released and forthcoming stuff, just like every Apple keynote. Not sure what you're talking about.
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16y ago
I'm betting that that can be circumvented by changing the browser's user agent.
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16y ago
Depending on your needs, you may want to try the 'Gala' beta instead: http://blog.kaourantin.net/?p=89 It's Flash 10.0, but with the hooks for hardware decoding in Mac OSX (that Apple only added very recently to the plugin API). It's supp
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16y ago
The player has had major changes in terms of memory use, frame/execution timing, and how it is suspended or not. You're taking one phrase from a non-tech person and judging from that.
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16y ago
Awesome. Can we create banners in HTML5 and start hating on HTML5 already?
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Flash Player Will Support VP8
(blogs.adobe.com)
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16y ago
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Ok, they've officially announced support now. No mention of which version of FP though.
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16y ago
They've been quiet about adding other codecs to the player, but considering Google's recent support for Adobe, I can see how they could easily ask Adobe to add that in support of them. Not to mention that they would need to do it for FP t
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16y ago
Awesome.
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16y ago
More information http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/stratus/
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16y ago
10.1 is not just a port, it's a bunch of changes that were made specifically for mobile devices - including suspending execution state, reducing performance of player instances when in hidden tabs/outside of view, hardware acceleration, bet
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16y ago
Has it ever gone down? I remember people talking it was closed and stuff, but I'd go there to test and it'd always be online. Did that just apply to some servers or what?
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Kongregate.com now has a mobile version
(m.kongregate.com)
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16y ago
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Adobe showcases mobile optimized sites for Android
(androidandme.com)
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16y ago
Very few good games on Android. If by "good" you mean "console-like 3d models and in-your-face graphics", then yes. But there are many very good games on Android. I know I've wasted enough time with things like drop7. It's consuming me.
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16y ago
Related -- http://html5test.com/
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Not really. Implementing obscure and browser-specific solutions isn't the same as supporting it by the standard. http://www.longtailvideo.com/support/blog/11887/html5-video-...
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16y ago
Basically, as of today, HTML5 video isn't ready. We all knew that. Tell that to the people that think HTML5 is 100% supported, that technologies like Flash aren't needed, and that Youtube has actually moved to HTML5.
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16y ago
People are assuming this is all about DRM, but there's a lot more than that. Interactive features, as well as tracking - all very possive with HTML5/JS, just more painful to work with. Not to mention things like fullscreen which are not eve
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Uh, yeah, funny, but how can they trust a quote someone could have made up? Here, let me check my IM history... Zuck: Yeah so if you ever want those Death Star plans Zuck: Just ask. Zuck: I have over 9,000 blueprints, pictures, charts [Reda
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Hulu: HTML5 Isn’t Ready for Prime Time
(nytimes.com)
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