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Vimeo wants to make it easier to watch online video on your Apple iPhone, iPad and Android phones and the video-sharing site has introduced a hybrid Flash/HTML5 player which will detect what device you’re on and give you the appropriate format. The company has been working on the new version for at least five months…
All you bookworms are going to get some digital love, as the Barnes & Noble Nook e-reader software is now ready to go for the Apple iPhone, iPod and iPad. This app enters an increasingly-crowded market for digital book buying. This is an update to a previous app and it has been re-branded under the…
If your Google Nexus One feels a little naked in your hand, HTC has your back because it is selling multiple accessories for the original Android “superphone.” When you hop over to HTC’s page, you can find a Nexus One travel charger, car charger, multiple cases, holster, stereo headphones, a car holder to turn the…
Remember Google TV? We took a look at this during Google’s I/O conference a few months ago and Adobe showed us some more aspects of this cool-looking digital television service. Google TV will be powered by Android 2.1 and it comes with a Chrome browser with Adobe Flash 10.1 built in. Essentially, it wants to…
They say the sequel is never as good as the original but that trope doesn’t apply to tech and the WiMax 2 high-speed wireless technology should become standardized by next year. WiMax is already delivering up to 10 Mbps download speeds on the go with Sprint’s 4G network but the tech has a lower theoretical…
If you sport a Google Nexus One with Android 2.2 you can now get the full, beta-less version of Adobe Flash Player 10.1. Previous beta versions had been available in the Android Market for a while but Adobe is finally taking the training wheels off this thing. With Adobe Flash Player 10.1 for Android, Nexus…
If you listen to Apple tell it, Adobe has been “lazy” about its mobile Flash strategy and that’s why the full version of the ubiquitous web technology has yet to hit multiple mainstream devices yet. At its San Francisco headquarters Monday, the company held a summit for mobile journalists to dispel this notion and to…
There was a bunch of news this week that could have long-reaching consequences and no story was bigger than the Google and Verizon putting forth a joint policy statement regarding net neutrality. This was also a big week for Android with the release of some high-profile devices but Google also faces a huge lawsuit over…
It’s been a few days since Verizon and Google issued its joint policy initiative about net neutrality and AT&T is weighing in again. The issue of net neutrality is a contentious one. Broadband providers argue that some form of traffic prioritization is needed in order to manage security, ensure a high quality of services for…
Good news if you’re one of the few, lucky Verizon users who were able to buy the HTC Droid Incredible, as we’re hearing that Android 2.2, or Froyo, will be hitting the device next week. The news comes from our friends at Mashable, who say the over-the-air upgrade will start rolling out August 18. As…