Apple Planning Flash Competitor Called Giandiua

Apple will announce the iPad 2 later today at a special event in San Francisco and the rumours are coming thick and fast. The overriding opinion is that the second coming of Apple's ground-breaking tablet PC will be a bit of a...

Software maker Adobe has predicted huge growth for its Flash platform on smartphones and tablet PC devices in 2011. Despite Apple's reservations about Adobe's platform, rival firms like Google, HTC, RIM and HP are offering...

The Apple iPad's complete and utter dominance of the tablet market is over, according to bean counters at Strategy Analytics. The market watchers there reckon Apple's virtual monopoly on proddable PCs has been toppled by...

Despite the best efforts of Apple CEO Steve Jobs to make his company's iDevices a Flash-free zone, jailbroken iPads are now able to run a version of Adobe's video and animation software. According to Redmond Pie, a port of the...

Adobe founders Chuck Geschke and John Warnock have hit out at Apple's 'walled garden' approach in an open letter on the software company’s website. The pair, now co-chairmen of Adobe's board of directors, protested that...

The war of words between Apple and Adobe refuses to go away with Adobe CTO now accusing Steve Jobs of acting like Big Brother (the distopian dictator from George Orwell's classic novel 1984, not the pathetically voyeuristic TV...

US regulators are to mount an antitrust investigation into the ongoing war between Steve Jobs and Adobe, after Apple ditched Adobe's Flash Player from its iPhone platform. According to a report in the New York Post, the US...

Google has confirmed that its soon-to-be-released Android 2.2 mobile phone operating system will come with full support for Adobe's Flash Player software, which has been labelled "old and buggy" by Apple, maker of the rival...

Adobe won't be investing any more time or money in the development of Flash for the iPhone, the company has announced. Writing in his personal blog, Adobe's Mike Chambers takes a bitter swipe at Apple's policy of excluding a...

Adobe Systems, the software maker behind the Flash online multimedia platform, has hinted that the company's much awaited Flash 10.1 with mobile support for Android, BlackBerry and webOS smartphones, will be launched in the...

Google and Adobe will be soon joining hands in order to make Chrome browser and Chrome OS more compatible with Adobe's popular multimedia platform, Flash, which is widely used for adding videos and animation to...

As the MWC came to an end this year, Google and Adobe announced they've struck up a partnership to bring Adobe products to Android handsets. Adobe Flash is a popular web format used for embedding video and animation and is used...

Adobe Systems, the US based software maker, has announced at the World Mobile Congress trade show in Barcelona, that the company will be introducing its Flash 10.1 platform to smartphones in the first half of 2010.  The...

In spite of having a cold shoulder from Apple, Adobe seems all set to make a mark at the annual Mobile World Congress starting from today, as the company has announced that it is bringing its popular Flash-based AIR runtime...

Adobe’s chief technology officer Kevin Lynch has come to the fore to counter the blunt remarks from Apple’s iconic chief Steve Jobs, in which he tagged Adobe as “lazy”, and Flash as “buggy”,...