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 [clipotech] Blogging: Adobe AIR apps for bloggers: there are a lot of AIR applications that will appeal to our fellow bloggers. So many, in fact, that it was worth putting together a list of our favorites.

 [Salve Muchacho] Tumblr with Adobe Air: Tumbleweed: The Tumbleweed AIR application is a desktop application for posting to your Tumblr blog. With this app, you can quickly post text, photos, videos, links, audio, .

[Tech~Surf~Blog] iPhone and Flash - Apple and Adobe at War?: Adobe's been pushing Apple to put Flash on the iPhone and is using the blogosphere to promote its cause ("we need Flash, we need Flash", blah, blah, blah). Adobe and their surrogates -- you know, the old interactive CD developers whose businesses went tits-up when the web took off -- try to play it that Flash is a web standard and, to have the full web on the iPhone, you need Flash.

[code zen] 100 Posts! A retrospective and the best links from my blog.: A few months back we released LogBook, an AIR application for logging events from Flex applications under the MIT license. The launch was announced on this blog as well.

 [Lightroom Journal] Important Lightroom 1.4 and Camera Raw 4.4 Update: EXIF Time Stamp Error: There is an error in the EXIF time stamp update technology that causes Lightroom to believe that the files are out of sync with the correct time stamp as displayed in Lightroom. Any ensuing metadata update will attempt to incorrectly modify the EXIF time stamp in the original raw file itself.  This is the only metadata field that Lightroom will write to an original proprietary raw file. This error will not impact the integrity of your image data. 

[Brian Meidell's Blog] Adobe AIR: I can't argue that they don't work, and when I'm in Mac OS, I don't think the UI of the applications seem terribly out of place either. Usability wise, I think that the applications seem like a step up from web applications.

[Ryan Stewart - Rich Internet Application Mountaineer] Adobe Developer Week 2008 Starts Today: Building Rich Internet Applications with Flex 3 Monday, March 24, 2008 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM US/Pacific. Introduction to Adobe Blaze DS Tuesday, March 25, 2008 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM US/Pacific.

 [deeje cooley @ Adobe] Securely distributing TV across the web and to the desktop: Similarly, Adobe Media Player provides an easy and convenient experience for legitimately downloading free full-length episodes of TV shows, with dynamic advertising that can be customized by the viewer to be more relevant. The dynamic advertising is securely attached to your episodes such that viewers can't remove or replace the ads, and of course can't open up any of the local media bits to re-edit, remix, or repost your content elsewhere.

 [Crave: The gadget blog] Adobe CEO says Flash apps coming to iPhone: During a conference call to announce Adobe's first-quarter earnings on Tuesday, Narayen said Adobe "will work with Apple" to make sure that Flash applications can run on the iPhone.

[Official iCreate Blog] Photoshop Vs Aperture Vs iPhoto: Since Adobe priced Creative Suite outside of the budget of even the wealthiest of consumers we’ve been left with a few other options when it comes to photo manipulation. The company has now released Elements 6 for Mac which, while nowhere near as powerful as its big brother, does offer a number of useful tools for perfecting your images.

[D-mode Blog] Book You Need: Flex 3 Cookbook: Code-Recipes, Tips and Tricks for ...: This highly practical book contains more than 200 proven recipes for developing interactive Rich Internet Applications and Web 2.0 sites, including several contributed by Noble, Anderson, and other Flex experts. You’ll find everything from Flex basics and working with menus and controls, to methods for compiling, deploying, and configuring Flex applications.

 [Creation Engine Blog] Interview: Adobe’s Director of AIR Product Management Ed Rowe: It is great to have an icon on your desktop and data stored on your system. The barrier Adobe saw is that innovation is not happening on the desktop at the same rapid rate as seen on the .

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