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T-Mobile recently decided to go official with its G2 QWERTY slider. As expected, this specific Android 2.2 device ships with Qualcomm’s MSM7230 “Snapdragon” silicon optimized for T-Mobile’s HSPA+ network with an 800MHz CPU and second generation application co-processor. Amongst the other specifications is the 3.7 inch screen, 4GB of internal memory with pre-installed 8GB microSD card (supporting up to 32GB cards), a Swype keyboard, 3.5mm headphone jack, 5 megapixel autofocus camera with LED flash and 720p HD video capabilities, and last but not least support for Adobe FlashPlayer 10.1. The successor for the T-Mobile G1 is to go up for pre-orders sometime later this month with the price of $199 on contract and $499 off [...]
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T-Mobile’s website has confirmed the company’s first HSPA+ device – the HTC G2, which will be rocking Android 2.2 and will be powered by an 800 MHz Scorpion processor. T-Mobile is billing the device as the “fastest smartphone experience in America” thanks to the company’s HSPA+ network with “4G” speeds. The device will come packed with Adobe Flash 10.1 and the G2 will be exclusive to T-Mobile. There isn’t much information out yet but be sure to stay tuned for more info on the topic by following us on Twitter and/or subscribing to our RSS feed. In the mean time, feel free to discuss in the comments below. Is anyone else put off by the 800 [...]
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Adobe has recently released Adobe Photoshop Express for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch in the App Store. Adobe Photoshop Express is the new name for the Photoshop.com Mobile app that was previously in the App Store and now it comes with iPad support and an improved UI.
Description:
Adobe Photoshop Express software lets you use simple gestures to quickly edit and share photos from your mobile device. Enjoy having your photo and video library right in your hand — without wasting your device’s valuable storage space.
Photoshop Express is a companion to Photoshop.com, your online photo sharing, editing, and hosting resource. Create a free Photoshop.com account to upload and store 2GB of photos and videos [...]
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We all know jailbreaking is stupidly simple nowadays and now adding Flash to your iPhone is about just as easy. We previously wrote a step by step guide on [How To] Install Flash/Frash On iPhone 4 but Benm.at was kind enough to put Frash in its repository. Once you have jailbroken your iDevice using JailbreakMe, follow the steps below for a quicker and easier way to install Flash (dubbed Frash) onto your iDevice.
1. Open Cydia > Manage > Sources 2. Edit source and add http://repo.benm.at 3. Search Frash and install it.
The whole process is now simplified making it easy for anyone to quickly do it. [...]
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You can now get your very own version of Flash running right on your iPhone. It is an alpha version of Flash (dubbed Frash) which was previously shown on the iPad. The folks over at the Grant Pannell site have managed to compile an iPhone 4 version of Flash.The credit goes to Comex, the same person behind the Spirit and JailbreakMe tools for the iOS devices. Without their hard work this would not have been possible.
If you want to get Frash for your iPhone 4 working then follow the instructions below. According to the source, the version of Flash (Frash) will work on the iPad, iPhone 3GS, and iPod Touch as well. Many [...]
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Apple recently turns its attention to software today with a new version of their Safari browser. Safari 5.0.1 has activated Safari extensions, basically HTML5, CSS3, and Javascript coded add-ons and plug-ins, which can be installed from the Safari Extensions Gallery. Safari 5 made its debut in June, boasting 30% speed over version 4 of the browser and twice the speed of Firefox 3.6. Users also get a new Reader mode, which basically strips out all the extraneous ads, images, and content from a webpage, leaving only the text behind in an easy-to-consume format.
Extensions, meanwhile, each run in their own, sandboxed slot,with Apple using digital signatures to try to ensure some degree of safety. [...]
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Google has recently worked out a new way to embed videos that presents the right version of the company’s YouTube video player depending on your system’s compatibility. Video’s embedded with the new code will be seen in either an Adobe Flash wrapper or in the company’s HTML5 player, opening up viewing to a potentially broader audience and without extra effort for the person who embedded a video in the first place.
According to Google, the company plans to roll out the new code format as the new default for YouTube embeds. Currently the code is still being tested. An example of a current issue is the HTML5 player compared to [...]
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Despite Apple’s attempt to hinder Adobe, the company is still out and about – this time they released a little demo software of FlashTime, which allows peer-to-peer calls on the Android platform. Built using the upcoming Air 2.5, this peer-to-peer video chat client uses your smartphone’s camera to get direct visual communication going with your fellow Android fan. Android users already have other options, such as Fring, to do the same exact thing but the main point is that you can do just about anything with Flash and since it’s Flash, it is easy to port around to other platforms. Adobe’s Mark Doherty did mention that there are no plans to release the client [...]
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Recently info was released on Flash 10.1 being ported to the iPad by popular hacker Comex and now the files have been released so you can get Flash support on your iPad as well, as long as it is jailbroken that is. The plugin that allows Flash on your iPad is called Frash and it doesn’t do video playback yet, but you can still play games and other animations as of right now. The instructions are not as easy as just point and click but they aren’t that hard either. Check out the instructions below:
How To Install Flash On Your iPad:
First and foremost make sure your iPad is jailbroken. If it isn’t jailbroken, check [...]
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After porting a preliminary release of Flash to the iPhone, the guy behind the untethered Spirit jailbreak (@Comex) for iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch has now managed to run “real” Flash content on a jailbroken Apple iPad. Given the name “Frash”, this is basically a port of Adobe Flash runtime for Android running on an iPad using a compatibility layer. It looks pretty promising since it’s coming from the well known iPhone hacker and it definitely gives many users a sigh of relief knowing that a more solid build of Flash is in progress for the iPad.
The YouTube description of the video explains everything about the port. You can find the description below:
Frash is [...]
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