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adobe.com - 4/20/2009

Adobe Press Room: For immediate release

— adobe.com — Silicon, OEM, Cable and Content Partners Embrace Adobe Flash Platform for Televisions, Set-Top Boxes and Blu-Ray Players SAN JOSE, Calif. and LAS VEGAS, Nev. — April 20, 2009 — At the 2009 NAB Show, Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) today ... (more) Adobe Press Room: For immediate release

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nytimes.com - 4/20/2009

Adobe in Push to Spread Flash Video Format to TVs

— nytimes.com — The denizens of Hollywood and Silicon Valley have, by and large, vastly different value systems, role models, even tastes in cars, food and clothing. But they increasingly agree on one thing: a standard for online video called Adobe Flash. Flash was ... (more) Adobe in Push to Spread Flash Video Format to TVs

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venturebeat.com - 4/20/2009

Adobe unleashes web video, widgets onto TVs

— venturebeat.com — Adobe Flash , a platform for integrating animation and video into web pages, is making the jump to a television near you. Adobe’s newest take on Flash is slated to usher in a new era of enhanced living room gadgets – converting web-enabled TVs, ... (more) Adobe unleashes web video, widgets onto TVs

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Article Recap for the Week Ending Apr 24, 2009
Gizmos for Geeks — Here are some of our notable articles for the past week. First we pondered whether Twitter’s popularity would last. Google News now has a Timeline of Events - nice feature. We noticed that YouTube were looking to accept full length and legal content, while Fuijitsu have developed some secure new memory sticks. Adobe announced their plans to integrate Flash technology with TVs. Oracle is picking up where IBM left off, buying out Sun for around $7 billion. That’s a lot of Rubik’s Cube Clocks!

Week of Apr 24, 2009: Gadget Recap from Gizmos for Geeks
Alice Hill's Real Tech News - Independent Tech — GfG Logo Here’s our usual weekly summary of featured items from Gizmos For Geeks: Here are some of our notable articles for the past week. First we pondered whether Twitter’s popularity would last . Google News now has a Timeline of Events - nice feature. We noticed that YouTube were looking to accept full length and legal content , while Fuijitsu have developed some secure new memory sticks . Adobe announced their plans to integrate Flash technology with TVs . Oracle is picking up where IBM left off, buying out Sun for around $7 ...