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While Apple is being lamented here and there for not supporting Flash on its shiny new iPad – boy does Cupertino have a strong dislike for the platform – Adobe has already responded to the news on the official Flash Platform blog.

The blog post, unambiguously titled “Building iPad Applications with Flash”, is mostly just to remind people of the company’s Packager for iPhone product, which will enable developers to make Flash apps function on the iPhone / iPod Touch through a work-around whereby Flash apps can be easily converted into iPhone apps using Creative Suite 5 (CS5). Adobe also published a post on its Adobe Flash Platform blog addressing the apparent lack of Flash support in the iPad.

Cyber conmen are launching attacks that trade on surging interest in Apple’s iPad tablet computer.

The way a UK law firm is pursuing alleged net pirates has been criticised with calls for the Information Commissioner to investigate.

A potential obstacle to producing energy by laser fusion is swept aside, along with the record for the highest-energy laser pulse.

Adobe finds out Apple’s new iPad doesn’t support Flash and it isn’t too happy about it. A group manager mentions that frustration in a blog post.

Originally posted at The Digital Home

Authors and firms file objections with a New York court to reject a deal that would allow Google to build a vast digital library.

Analysts say that the launch of Apple’s long-awaited iPad device could reverse the fortunes of the tablet PC industry.

Laptops based on the new mobile Intel Core i3 and i5 processors from Dell and Acer continue to roll into retailers at sub-$700 price points.

Originally posted at Nanotech – The Circuits Blog

Signing off after 28 years leading the company he helped found, Scott McNealy says he’s come to grips with Sun becoming part of Oracle.

Originally posted at Deep Tech

The big theme of a major presentation on Wednesday was integration of its $7 billion acquisition, both of technology stacks and of Sun Microsystems as a whole.

Originally posted at The Pervasive Data Center