Adobe Flash may be dying the slowest death of any software platform that’s ever existed. And it’s about to move even closer to its demise, based on a recent announcement from Google. The search engine and internet services giant has… Read More
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One More Reason to Get Rid of Flash
Usage of Adobe Flash on the internet has been on the decline for sometime now and most users view that as a good thing. Flash, while being a great technology, has proven problematic over the years. There have been countless… Read More
GNC-2011-11-10 #720 No Aliens?
Well no video tonight, I failed to hit record :( Enjoy the Audio :) Lots of great tech content, I am wrapping up a great week here in the Nations Capitol. Headed back to Honolulu which is hosting APEC so… Read More
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GNC-2011-10-20 #715 Seven Year Anniversary!
This show is pretty close to the seven year anniversary of the show. It has been a great run, and I want to thank all of you for being loyal fans.. You will get a chuckle at the beginning of… Read More
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Adobe BrowserLab 1.6.4
Given the people who read this blog, as well as write for it, I doubt I am a minority when I say I have, and use, multiple web browsers on my computers. At any given time you can find Internet… Read More
Adobe to End Support for Flash and Acrobat 8
One thing about Adobe products is that changes come quickly. Unfortunately, that’s due, in large part, to their ever-present security vulnerabilities. Of course, Flash and Acrobat are the targets because of their overwhelming market share. Hackers always gravitate to where… Read More
Preview: Adobe Edge Creates HTML5, Javascript, CSS3
Adobe releases Edge, an HTML5 – CSS3 – Javascript creation program. Jeffrey looks at the program and how it could replace Flash.