And the add-on flash unit is now available from Amazon.com for $99, a savings of $101 on the original price.
Oooh, would you look at this! Riding the wave of anti-flash rhetoric that's been washing over the internet since Señor Jobs posted his now infamous Thoughts on Flash, out comes the latest video showing Flash 10.1 running on an Android handset.
The movie is now on the USB flash drive.To transfer it to another computer, just plug it in to the target PC, and drag and drop the movie onto the other computer.
Now you can play it whenever you want, because it is available on flash now.
Redis is well positioned to capitalize on the growing market for in-memory data stores (and it now also offers Redis on Flash, too, which allows for running Redis on SSDs instead of the more expensive RAM).
Yes, that means you can now run Flash on your iPad.
It's focused primarily on flash sales for now, and specifically those for hotels, resorts and other fixed-location venues.
Now as the web's reliance on Flash is drying up, Adobe is resorting to weird gimmicks (like their silly "ad" campaign), complaining, and some FUD.
HeyZap, a startup that offers game developers a distribution platform and a variety of social tools, is looking to stay ahead of the curve: the company, which has been focused exclusively on Flash games until now, is adding support for HTML5 games.
Until now, the Flash plugin on Chrome for Windows used the older Netscape Plugin Application Programming Interface.
