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Sending Text Messages with Body Text using AIR for Android - Hackish Workaround
It's been a while since I posted actual code samples here, in part because I have been working with prerelease versions of the software and SDK that are still technically NDA (on that note, if you'd like to get into …
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This was a crazy busy week in the Flash Platform community with over 30 awesome community posts covered here. I would have had this post ready sooner but for the never-ending stream of snow here in Boston (with no end in sight sadly). In a general interest note, for anyone saddened by the recent …
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While there were some great posts this week, many portions of the Flash community seemed somewhat distracted by some comments, blog posts and Twitter posts surrounding the New Adventures in Web Design conference in Nottingham, England. This led to follow up posts and much heated discussion. …
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This was a very busy week for Flash Platform posts from the community. For instance, the Flash/Kinect integration by BLITZ agency and the Flash front-end to the Watson supercomputer by IBM both received some mainstream tech media coverage. The non-Adobe community members covered in this post …
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Things were relatively quiet over the New Year's break, though we did get some good news out of CES last week including a ton of new devices supporting Flash. It seems there's only one company not supporting Flash on their devices but I forget the details. :) A lot of this week's posts come from …
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My latest article for the Adobe Edge is out. This article continues my ongoing series of articles covering AIR for Android and Flex Hero mobile development. In this edition, I cover some more advanced topics such as using the CameraUI and CameraRoll for images, storing data in SQLite, accessing …
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2010 is almost over. It's been a good year for me and I hope it has been for you as well. To everyone in the Flash Platform community, keep up the great work! I failed to include it in last week's update but TJ Downes, Ben Farrell and Vicky Ryder created a new AIR application called Media Slurp …
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As one might expect, this was a lighter week than usual in the Flash Platform community though you know you have a healthy community when a light week includes over 20 top-notch posts on a variety of topics. I am particularly curious personally about controlling Flash applications using my brain …
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As usual there's tons of amazing stuff to discuss this week. Obviously each week, many of the evangelists, product team members and other internal community here at Adobe have some solid posts to share. However, this week I wanted to specifically highlight some of the non-Adobe community members …
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If you've done any development using Flex "Hero" for mobile (i.e. Android), you already know that you can pass any arbitrary struture of data when you push or pop a View to the ViewStack. I talk a little bit about this topic in an earlier post covering passing data on pop methods (i.e. popView() …
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