Adobe has problems
What does Adobe do after being shut-out of iPhone app development by Section 3.3.1?
Top 10 Reasons Why Steve Jobs and Apple Reject Adobe Flash
Wondering why Steve Jobs and Apple are blocking Adobe Flash from your iPhone, iPod, and iPad (despite the fact that you own the device and should be allowed to make up your own mind)? Here’s a “Top Ten” list examining possible answers.
Tim Bray’s Schtick: He Likes 3270 Green Screens as UI
So I’m reading Bray’s blog as usual, and I come across his argument against Flash that I see occasionally–namely, that all Flash UI sucks. Why? Here are his words: What’s not to like, then? Well, the user experience, which in my experience is fourth-rate for anything but games; No “Back” button, feaugh. And of the […]
Is the iPhone a Monopoly or Not?
In the Flash Wars between Apple and Adobe, many commentators have said that there is no anti-trust case because iPhone only has a 25% share. Larry Dignan has written along those lines, for example. Yet, I have to ask, a 25% share of what? What is this market definition that they only have 25% of? […]
To iPhone Or Not To iPhone, That is the Question
Apple’s strategy towards Adobe Flash drives me nuts. There’s yet another flurry of posts about it as Adobe officially abandons further work on Flash for the iPhone. Adobe hints they’re going to be more Google Android focused according to Sarah Perez, and there have certainly been all the right rumblings in terms of a good […]
Tracking High-dollar shipments with an RIA – FedEx Custom Critical
While at Adobe MAX, I had the pleasure of talking with one of the customer keynotes, Adam Mollenkopf of FedEx Custom Critical. His team had worked on a Flash Platform and LiveCycle driven console for tracking high-dollar shipments and monitoring just about every aspect of the shipment itself. I’m always searching for stories of why […]
