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Adobe kicks off betas for Flash 10.1, Air 2.0
News Testers can sign up to test Flash 10.1 and Air 2.0, ahead of it showing up on the Android platform later this year.
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Adobe evangelist: 'Go screw yourself Apple'
News The Apple versus Adobe battle has hotted up after the iPhone maker banned Flash from its products.
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Flash 10.1 RC offers better netbook performance
News Adobe's latest version of Flash promises lower system overheads and improved video playback for resource-shy netbooks and smartphones.
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Google integrates Flash into Chrome
News Google has continued to distance itself from Apple, choosing to use Flash in its browser when the iPad and iPhone don't support the Adobe tech.
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HP takes dig at iPad with slate Flash support
News HP just wants to remind everyone that its tablet PC will be able to run Adobe's Flash.
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CeBIT 2010: IBM unveils new eX5 server portfolio
News IBM says its new eX5 decouples the memory and the processor.
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Jobs says Flash would cut iPad battery by 80 per cent
News The ongoing battle between Adobe and Apple shows no signs of losing momentum if the latest comments from Apple boss Steve Jobs are to believed.
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Timeline: Adobe versus Apple
News We take look back at the Adobe and Apple clash making headlines since the inception of the iPhone to the unveiling of the iPad.
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Adobe identifies another critical Flash Player bug
News Users of Flash and AIR have been urged to update their software, while Acrobat and Reader users will get a new update next week.
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Adobe claims seven million iPhone users want Flash
News The war of words between Apple and Adobe is continuing with claims seven million iPhone users tried to download Flash in December.
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Adobe apologises for 16-month-old bug
News Just a week after being called 'lazy' by Steve Jobs, Adobe says sorry for losing track of a serious bug that missed four rounds of updates.
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Adobe: Lack of 'cooperation' kept Flash off iPad
News After being labelled "lazy" by Steve Jobs, Adobe has responded by saying the iPad would have had Flash support had Apple been willing to cooperate.
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