Last week, Google announced a few things. One being that Google Music was now available without and invite. The second being Google Music for Artists, which is what I’ll be writing about in this post. I’ve been wondering for some time whether Google would be opening some way for artists and labels to distribute music […]
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Before this evening, this post was going to read as another grueling defense of Flash technologies… Here’s an except from my earlier draft: I have always used Flash when appropriate, to do things which were either impossible with HTML or at least would be a major pain. I’ve developed many applications which use Flash technology
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“Adobe annouced today that Flex is going open source!” [this is a post from 2007 in light of Adobe’s announcement on 11/11/11] Heh… really… Contribute to SPOON and see what happens!
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So, basically – here is what is happening: Adobe is halting development on the mobile web browser version of Flash Player for Android. This effectively places Android on the same level as iOS so far as Flash Player goes for the future. They are doing this as part of a massive reorg to shift resources
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It’s been an uphill battle since “Thoughts on Flash” and this year things were finally leveling off. I was getting buy-in from important pockets of my organization and now Adobe’s message has utterly annihilated all the work I’ve done putting mobile Flash in a positive light. I’m not wasting any more time convincing people if
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I have two sessions at the end of this week to kick off the Hallowe’en festivities! The first is a poster session for the 2011 University of Denver Provost Conference on the 28th where I’ll be available to discuss the mobile landscape in education during the two poster session blocks that are planned. The second
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I strongly suggest that if you are interested in digital artistry (including; installations, app development, browser-based design, mobile, animation, game design, print, et cetera) you head over and check out the Adobe Design Achievement Awards finalists for 2011. You can read about each finalist, view team members, see samples of the work, and even comment
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So… I’ve been bad with photography lately. Really, really bad. Part of this can be due to the amount of extra work I’ve taken on, but a good chunk of the blame can also be placed on the gear I’ve been using. Since 2004, my primary camera has been a Canon EOS 20D DSLR –
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The recording of my Adobe MAX 2011 session “From Desktop to Mobile: Application Functionality for Small Screens” is now up on Adobe TV. Slides are also available below. From Desktop to Mobile: Application Functionality for Small Screens View more presentations from Joseph Labrecque
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Slides for my FITC Unconference at Adobe MAX presentation “UX Concerns across Mobile Platforms” are now up. UX Concerns across Mobile Platforms View more presentations from Joseph Labrecque
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I’ve been reflecting upon the past week at Adobe MAX all morning, along with catching up on a lot of work and have decided that I’m now at the point where it makes the most sense to put my thoughts down. I don’t want to write too soon, else there isn’t time to digest… but waiting
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I’ll be at the official Adobe MAX bookstore at 10:00am on Wednesday, October 5th during Adobe MAX for a book signing with Peter Elst. Come down and say hi to us! Stick around for Ben Forta directly afterwards! Good times for all! Note that I’ll sign any of my books if you bring them :)
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