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Firefox's Flash check drives 10M to Adobe's download

Mozilla said that Firefox's check for outdated editions of Adobe's Flash Player convinced 10 million users to go to Adobe's Web site and grab the latest software in a week.

| News | Internet | Security | 09/17/09 at 4:08 pm |


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Mozilla patches 10 Firefox 3.5 vulnerabilities

Mozilla on Wednesday patched 10 security vulnerabilities in Firefox 3.5, all but one ranked critical, as it delivered the first update that automatically checks for outdated versions of the popular Flash Player plug-in.

| News | Internet | Security | 09/10/09 at 7:08 am |


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Enough Already Apple: Bring Flash to the iPhone

Adobe yesterday unveiled the glory of its newest Flash player on Windows Mobile and Google's Android. The iPhone was curiously absent.



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Adobe taps ARM, Qualcomm for mobile Flash

At the Adobe Max 2008 conference in San Francisco Monday, the company will tout both the changing landscape for Flash, which is becoming more prominent on mobile devices, and mobile alliances with Qualcomm and processor maker ARM.

| News | Internet | Mobile & wireless | 11/17/08 at 11:36 am |


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Adobe to offer new tools for UI development

Adobe Systems released preview versions of new tools for building UIs for Web and enterprise applications.

| News | Development | 11/17/08 at 11:17 am |


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Where Google Chrome security fails: the password
I heard mention that the Chrome OS will have some sort of encryption available a la bitlocker. If it's possible to encrypt personal data using another password or key, then it may have potential for very secure data.... And Ubuntu has an 'encrypt home directory' option, perhaps google should follow suit.
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