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Adobe reveals Flash-to-HTML5 converter Wallaby

Adobe reveals Wallaby, an experimental file conversion application that turns Flash content into HTML.

63 percent of Web videos no longer require Flash

A new study shows that nearly two thirds of all streaming Web video is HTML5 compatible. In other words, Adobe Flash is no longer needed for a majority of Web content.

Adobe promises 10.2 Flash Player update for Honeycomb in ‘a few weeks’

Adobe promises that we'll see the release of Flash Player 10.2 for mobile devices in "a few weeks."

Motorola Xoom confirmed for Thursday release, no Flash support at launch

A Verizon Wireless product page for the Motorola Xoom confirms the release of the GSM/CDMA radio-equipped model this Thursday, with the added note that Adobe Flash support is coming Spring 2011.

Flash 10.2 update going mobile soon, Honeycomb update presumably coming with it

Adobe Flash Player 10.2 is coming to tablets and smartphones in "the next few weeks," strongly implying the imminent release of Android 3.0 Honeycomb for smartphones.

Google drops support for H.264 video in favor of WebM

In a blog post, Google has reversed a previous decision to support H.264 video in Chrome. Instead, it will support WebM.

RIM says PlayBook Web browsing beats iPad

RIM says its PlayBook tablet beats the Apple iPad at Web surfing hands down - and its has the video to prove it.

Skyfire will bring Flash to Apple users

It's been a slow journey toward Flash for Apple users. Starting Thursday morning, iOS devices will be able to purchase Skyfire from the App Store and access much of the Flash content they've been missing out on.
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Adobe Flash under fire with another zero-day exploit

Adobe can’t catch a break. First Reader, now Flash, is under attack.

Hulu Sides With Flash, Says HTML 5 is not Ready for Primetime

The online TV service Hulu has declared that HTML5 is not ready, so it will stick with Flash. For now.

Apple CEO Steve Jobs Throws Adobe’s Flash in the Garbage Bin

Steve Jobs has publicly given several reasons today why they will never use Adobe's Flash on the company's iPhone - and it's not pretty.

Google Rolls Flash into Chrome

Upcoming versions of Chrome will come with Adobe Flash built right in, as Google attempts to solve the plug-in problem.

Adobe Talks Flash 10.1 and Apple’s HTML5 Obsession

Adobe doesn't see HTML5 replacing Flash any time soon and is looking forward to working together with HTML5 as it evolves.
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No Flash for You: Dissecting Steve Jobs’ Flash Explanation

Steve Jobs finally offers up some explanations for the iPad’s lack of Flash, but his excuses just don’t add up.
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Flash Forward: How the iPad’s Lack of Flash Could Spell Disaster

Of all the high-end capabilities Apple’s iPad will deliver, its inability to play simple Web-based Flash movies and games could be the stumbling block that sends users diving for another device.