Adobe Will Launch Upgrades To Flash Platform

November 17th, 2008 | Category: Tech Talk

Adobe Systems is poised to launch several key enhancements to its Adobe Flash platform in San Francisco that week at its MAX 2008 conference.

Any major upgrade to Flash is significant considering 81 percent of worldwide online videos are viewed with Flash technology, making it the number-one format for video on the Web, according to comScore. Adobe’s Flash Player is plus installed on 98 percent of Internet-connected desktops and a growing number of mobile devices.

“Adobe Flash

technology has empowered the developer community to revolutionize the Web and how we interact with it,” said Adobe Vice President David Wadhwani. “The Adobe Flash platform continues to evolve, providing everything companies need to rapidly design and develop compelling business-critical applications, interactive Web substance, and dynamic video that will reach users across the entire Web.”


Parallel Work Flows

Flash has been tightly integrated with Creative Suite 4 — Adobe’s popular design […]

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