Full FeedGet caught up in technology with InterrupTech: October 12, 2009
Welcome back to InterrupTech. Catch up on the week’s most important tech stories in a hurry. We cover wireless power, Google Android all over CTIA, Verizon joins up with Google Voice, doubleTwist becomes a serious iTunes competitor, and Flash on every phone except the iPhone. Continue Reading »
Will Flash be iPhone’s downfall?
Remember way back when Adobe was angling to work with Apple to get Flash on the iPhone? Apple seemingly had no interest in working with Adobe and to date, the mighty iPhone can’t handle Flash. Fast forward a couple years and it seems that Adobe was kind of upset Apple… Continue Reading »
Adobe Photoshop Elements 8 announced for Windows and Mac OS X
For many people, Adobe Photoshop is very pricey and has features that they will never use. That’s why Adobe has its Photoshop Elements software. Today, Adobe announced Adobe Photoshop Elements 8 for both OS X and Windows. Elements 8 will cost $99 for either platform, but Adobe is running a… Continue Reading »
Windows Mobile 6.5 cell phones scheduled for October 6 release
Microsoft’s new Windows Mobile cell phone OS is set to be available in new smartphones starting October 6, 2009, a little over a month away. The new OS is supposed to have an easier UI, superior browsing capabilities, Windows Marketplace for Mobile, and a way to back up all phone… Continue Reading »
Adobe boosts Photoshop.com features, now with video and albums
Adobe’s Photoshop.com web app just got some new features. Now users can upload video and create Group Albums. There are limitations on video uploads: if you upload via the web app, videos must be no larger than 200MB. If you upload using the Adobe AIR Uploader, videos can be up… Continue Reading »
Adobe offering outdated and vulnerable version of Adobe Reader on its website
Danish security researchers have discovered that Adobe is offering a badly outdated and bug ridden version of their popular Reader software on their website. The version, Reader 9.1, was released in early March and has 14 security vulnerabilities that have been patched in two subsequent versions. By offering the outdated… Continue Reading »
Google unveils Chrome OS launch partners
Before we continue to get all hyped up on Google Chrome OS, we must remember that it is not going to be available until the second half of 2010, which means we still have a year to wait and at this point we only have a few facts in regards… Continue Reading »
Flash coming to smartphones, just not the popular ones
Anyone who has used a smartphone recently knows just how frustrating some websites can be without the availability of Flash. How else would we be able to watch YouTube or see obnoxious Flash ads? Presumably there are useful applications for the Flash Player outside of Hulu even if we haven’t… Continue Reading »
Adobe bringing Flash to TV
If there’s one web video platform that’s nearly impossible to escape from, it has to be Adobe’s Flash. YouTube, Vimeo, Hulu, and nearly every other video hosting website uses Flash as a means of showing video. According to Adobe, Flash is currently installed on 98 percent of all computers. Apparently… Continue Reading »
Revision3 brings back PixelPerfect
If you are a fan of online video, you know about Revision3. Recently, there was a big shake up at Revision3 that led to several shows getting the axe. One of those shows, PixelPerfect, is getting a second chance. PixelPerfect is a great show where Bert Monroy teaches the viewer… Continue Reading »
Experience what it’s like to download at unlimited speeds from a massive collection of over 800 Terabytes of user uploads. You’ll max out your Internet connection downloading a file in… Continue Reading »
Palm Pre Information & Updates
Palm just introduced their next-gen smartphone, the Palm Pre, and next-gen operating system, Palm webOS. Gadgetell's got the latest Pre and webOS information and news for you right here.
