Loading ...Hulu on Apple devices has been something most users have wanted for a while. Today, Hulu has come out and unveiled that service. This service, Hulu Plus, is an ad-supported service provided by Hulu for $9.99 a month. This provides you with unlimited HD streams of full season runs of shows you would normally find [...]
HP has gone ahead and shown off their Adobe Flash capabilities on their Slate. Taking a hit at Apple while they’re vulnerable, HP demonstrates how heavily Adobe Flash is currently used on the Internet, and uses it to their advantage. Granted that the HP Slate runs on Windows 7, it is quite obvious that Adobe [...]
A day or so after Sprint released their WebOS 1.4 update, Verizon is getting in on the action as well. Palm has tweeted and released their WebOS 1.4 update to Verizon Palm devices, including all the goodies that came in the Sprint one. The Palm Pre Plus and Palm Pixi Plus now have the ability [...]
Posted on February 23rd, 2010 in Software
Today, Adobe addressed a critical hole within their Download Manager program. The hole was reported to be accessible by an attacker to download malware onto the user’s computer. People who downloaded programs such as Adobe Reader from Adobe’s Reader download site or Flash Player from their Flash Player site prior to the security notice on [...]
When the HTC Desire surfaced, we thought it looked quite like a Nexus One. Although, one thing you get with the Nexus One is stock Android, and you won’t quite see the Sense UI on it. The HTC Desire looks to be less Google backed up, and includes it’s own set of features. Click the [...]
Earlier today, Adobe announced they would be bringing their Adobe AIR to Android. They also stay true to their original statement of Android getting Flash 10.1 in the first half of 2010. The company’s grand vision of the future sees AIR as the facilitator of a “feature-rich environment for delivering rich applications outside the mobile [...]
Posted on February 10th, 2010 in Miscellaneous
Every time a new device comes out, particularly Apple devices, such iterations of the iPhone, iPod Touch, and soon to be the iPad, people are enraged with the fact that there is no Flash. The iPad, which is supposed to feature the “best browsing experience” doesn’t have Flash! Since January 27th and on, debates have [...]
Flash is, depending on how you see it, destined to be on every smartphone. Android is up and coming with Flash and is confirmed to run on 2.1 and up devices, although, now hinted to run on previous versions of Android. Click the read more button to continue.
Ever since Apple released their revolutionary iPhone back in 2007, people have been going on about how it doesn’t have flash. Flash on a phone? Not too heard of, although it would sure give Apple something to brag about, but not too necessary. Sure, Apple wants to be ahead of they game, and it’s their [...]
Apple had they’re compelling event today, revealing many truths and rumors of their “latest creation”. Here’s everything you need to know about what happened at the event. Click the read more link!
All of this hype talking about what the iPad can do has built up. We had much expectation, and many of us were let down. Click the read more link to see what Apple is missing from their “latest creation”. (A lot.)
Today, Apple released new security updates and updated Boot Camp to 3.1. Pertaining to the security updates, Apple has done quite a few things to protect you on your Mac. They have updated the CoreAudio, previously allowing easy hacks from MP4 files and updated Flash Player to 10.0.42, fixing multiple vulnerabilities and including general bug [...]