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Release Date 23 Apr, 2010 in Independent

Weekly high-tech hot topics in the blogs: iPhone 4G gets exposed, Facebook f8 ... Independent - 23 Apr, 2010 Hot topics in the tech blogs for the week ending April 22: Apple's next generation iPhone unveiled by a tech blog two months before it was due to be ...
Adobe's Flash and AIR come to Google's Android OS Inquirer - Lawrence Latif - 23 Apr, 2010 SOFTWARE HOUSE Adobe has a new best frient in Google, which has announced that Flash and AIR will be coming to Android devices. ...
The Flash fracas between Adobe and Apple (FAQ) CNET - Stephen Shankland - 23 Apr, 2010 The face-off between Apple and Adobe Systems concerning Flash on the iPhone and iPad is a perfect fit for today's world of fanboys and ...
	Adobe abandons iPhone code tools BBC News - 23 Apr, 2010 Adobe is to stop making software tools that allow Apple's iPhone and iPad to use its popular Flash technology. The decision reverses an earlier pledge in ...
It's About Time: Adobe Divests from iPhone OS BusinessWeek - Kevin Tofel - 23 Apr, 2010 When Adobe Systems (ADBE) announced Apr. 21 that it wouldn't support Flash development tools for Apple's (AAPL) iPhone in its new Creative ...
	Uncovering Eco-Friendly Apps Forbes - 23 Apr, 2010 There are plenty of eco-friendly apps for the iPhone and now a few more for Android. Coupon Sherpa's latest listing of the top 50 green iPhone apps may have ...
I spy with my little 'i', something beginning to alarm me Sydney Morning Herald - 23 Apr, 2010 Israel's reputation as a hi-tech hub is being threatened by a decision by the communications ministry to ban Apple's iPad. When you are running into the ...
Apps created with Flash still on App Store ZDNet (blog) - Joel Evans - 23 Apr, 2010 I figured after Apple rewrote its developer agreement keeping apps created with Flash out, that the company would then remove all pre-existing apps created ...
	Apple's Endless Expanding App Universe BusinessWeek - Peter Burrows - 23 Apr, 2010 In 2008, Steve Jobs said, 'Let there be apps.' Now a cosmos full of companies and developers is bound by the laws of Apple�"for better and worse By Peter ...
	Apple Gets Nasty With Adobe Over Flash PC World - Jared Newman - 23 Apr, 2010 Adobe has flung plenty of mud at Apple for refusing to support Flash on the iPhone and iPad, and Apple's response has always been silence. Not anymore. ...
Apple hits back at Adobe in Flash row Telegraph.co.uk - Claudine Beaumont - 23 Apr, 2010 It's the latest exchange in an increasingly bitter war of words between the two companies, which have been at ...
	How Apple's bridge burning hurts customers ZDNet (blog) - Jason D. O'Grady - 23 Apr, 2010 In two short months the Apple CEO has publicly humiliated and belittled two of the biggest titans of technology, Adobe and Google. ...
Apple Fires Back at Adobe in Flash Fiasco PC Magazine - Brian Heater - 23 Apr, 2010 Adobe has been very publicly lamenting Apple's ongoing policy of restricting Flash from the iPhone. Earlier this month, Flash evangelist Lee Brimelow wrote: ...
Valley View: Apple pitches apps against the browser Financial Times - Chris Nuttall - 23 Apr, 2010 Apple has been a significant player in Silicon Valley for more than 25 years, but for the majority of the time that was down to the niche ...
iPhone Paired With Google Android InformationWeek - Paul McDougall - 23 Apr, 2010 It's not officially sanctioned by Apple, but it turns out the iPhone will run third-party operating systems�"including Google Android. ...
Android on an iPhone? There's an app for that Register - Bill Ray - ‎Apr 22, 2010‎ Linux developers have managed to get Google's Android OS running on an iPhone, providing an open OS for the most ...
	Why Adobe Abandoned iPhone Flash App Plans PC World - Ed Oswald - ‎Apr 22, 2010‎ Adobe will no longer pursue the ability to allow developers to create Flash apps intended for the iPhone and iPad, pointing to Apple's chokehold over ...
Android OS gets loaded onto the Iphone Inquirer - Lawrence Latif - ‎Apr 22, 2010‎ IPHONE USERS looking for a fully functioning operating system now have the option of loading Google's open source Android operating system ...
	Hacker runs Google's Android on Apple's iPhone CNET - Stephen Shankland - ‎Apr 22, 2010‎ This Android home screen shows the fruits of David Wang's effort to run Google's mobile phone operating system on an iPhone. ...
Android on your iPhone? There's an app for that... Computerworld (blog) - Richi Jennings - ‎Apr 22, 2010‎ Bored with iPhone OS? Frustrated by Apple's death-grip platform control? Well David "planetbeing" Wong may have an answer for you. ...
Popular educational iPhone app for kids pulled from Apple's store Vancouver Sun - Gillian Shaw - ‎Apr 22, 2010‎ A made-in-British Columbia application that has been giving children around the world the opportunity to ...
Hack: iPhone Now Runs Android PC World - Sarah Jacobsson - ‎Apr 22, 2010‎ In fact, the phone doesn't just run Android--it also had dual-boot capabilities, by way of Linux 2.6 bootloader OpeniBoot, which is also a Planetbeing ...
Finally, Android made to run on iPhone Techtree.com - ‎Apr 21, 2010‎ iPhone Dev Team member Planetbeing has finally achieved what many geeks have been dreaming for over a year - successfully running Google's Android operating ...
	Adobe admits defeat in Apple row Telegraph.co.uk - Claudine Beaumont - ‎Apr 21, 2010‎ The comments were made by Mike Chambers, a senior product manager for developer relations at Adobe, on his personal ...
Adobe: Goodbye Apple, Hello Google Wall Street Journal (blog) - Ben Worthen - ‎Apr 21, 2010‎ Adobe is changing its tone in its spat with Apple over whether Adobe technology can run on the iPhone. The new message: We've done all we can ...
Adobe says it will stop creating iPhone apps San Francisco Chronicle - Ryan Kim - ‎Apr 21, 2010‎ The project manager for Adobe Flash said his company is throwing in the towel on its Flash for iPhone efforts and concentrating its efforts on Android. ...
Will the Android Market suddenly see an influx of Flash-based apps? ZDNet (blog) - Joel Evans - ‎Apr 21, 2010‎ It's no secret that Apple and Adobe have had their differences. They started with the iPhone's inability to support Flash and then escalated with Apple ...
Apple: IPhone OS Supports Open Standards; Flash Is Closed PC World - Aayush Arya - ‎Apr 21, 2010‎ Apple doesn't sound terribly broken up about Adobe's announcement that it would stop developing its Flash-to-iPhone app ...
Adobe drops effort to get Flash on iPad, iPhone MarketWatch - John Letzing - ‎Apr 21, 2010‎ SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) - Adobe Systems Inc. said Wednesday it has ceased efforts to get its Flash technology into Apple ...
	Adobe Calls it Quits for Flash on iPhone PC World - Daniel Ionescu - ‎Apr 21, 2010‎ Adobe is halting development of a Flash-to-iPhone software tool introduced with its Creative Suite 5 last week, dashing the hopes of many that Flash will be ...