9 Must-Try Adobe AIR Apps for Better Productivity. Elliott Kosmicki is the founder of GoodPlum.com, a productivity and personal development blog for home business owners.
You can also follow Elliott on Twitter. Adobe AIR came along and changed the application world overnight. Developers could now use their web app knowledge and translate that to an application that ran on a PC, Mac or Linux desktop. For users, such as myself, we all of the sudden had the ability to find desktop apps that we loved, and use them across all of our systems in the exact same way. With this new age of "application neutrality," I wanted to take a brief look into some Adobe AIR apps you have to at least try. 1. For the business owner, blogger, or developer, Twitter has become a must-use tool to maintain a healthy network and customer base. View your feed, all replies, trends, and even searches in just a single window! Tip: Instead of using the standard reply section in TweetDeck, setup a search for variations of your username, full name, business name, etc. 2.
60+ Useful Adobe AIR Applications You Should Know. Adobe AIR was first introduced on 19 March 2007 with the name of Apollo and designed as a cross-operating system runtime that enables web developers to use their existing web development skills, code and tools to build and deploy rich web applications and content to the desktop.
With Adobe AIR’s rich features, developers are able to build application using HTML, Ajax, JavaScript, Flex and Flash. Therefore, we strongly believe that Adobe Air has unleashed the power to extend user experiences beyond the browser. Here’s our collection of 60+ Adobe AIR Application you should know. Full list after jump. Google Collection of Google product related AIR applications. GMDeskGMDesk is an application that lets you run Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs and Google Maps as a stand-alone application to do all your mail handling, calendar event reading etc with. Photo & Video Adobe AIR applications that allow you to search, edit, save or upload photo and video. Design Microblogging Social Network Miscellaneous.
6 Adobe AIR Apps to Check Out. 10 Adobe AIR Apps Bloggers Will Love. Last month we showed you some of the more popular and useful Adobe AIR applications (see "6 Adobe AIR Apps to Check Out"), but there are so many great Adobe AIR applications currently available, it would be a shame to stop at just those six.
As we delved through he Adobe AIR directory, what became apparent to us is that there are a lot of AIR applications that will appeal to our fellow bloggers. So many, in fact, that it was worth putting together a list of our favorites. Here are the top ten AIR app that bloggers will love: Tumbleweed: The Tumbleweed AIR application is a desktop application for posting to your Tumblr blog. With this app, you can quickly post text, photos, videos, links, audio, and chats from your desktop to your Tumblr blog, without ever having to open a web browser. Flickr Flipper: Looking for an image to go with your post? Digg RSS Reader: Did your post just hit front page? Color Browser: Get inspired to re-design your blog! SHIFD: Doing research?
Feedalizr - Twitter, Facebook Adobe® AIR™ Application (also supp. Abschwung im Silicon Valley: Google und Co. ordnen Zwangsurlaub. San Francisco - Mal nennen sie es "Betriebsferien", mal heißt es "vorübergehende Werksschließung": Nach der Fertigungsindustrie zieht jetzt auch die IT-Branche in den USA die Konsequenzen aus dem weltweiten Wirtschaftsabschwung.
Im kalifornischen Silicon Valley ordneten zahlreiche Konzerne nach Informationen der "Financial Times" Betriebsferien und vorübergehende Werksschließungen an. Corbis Das Silicon Valley von oben: IT-Branche bekommt Finanzkrise zu spüren Schwergewichte wie Hewlett-Packard , Cisco , Advanced Micro Devices (AMD ), Texas Instruments , Dell , Adobe und CSC machten über Weihnachten und Neujahr ganze Büroetagen und Forschungsabteilungen dicht. Bei Texas Instruments etwa ist die Produktion laut dem Bericht derzeit nur zu 45 Prozent ausgelastet. Habe Zwangsurlaub ausgerufen - zunächst allerdings nur beim Kantinenpersonal. Krise nicht unerwartet.