11:45 PM ET, September 30, 2007
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Adobe AIR Team Blog:
HTC Hero: The first Android device with Flash — Adrian Ludwig from Adobe shared some very exciting news when he recently demoed Flash Player running inside of the new HTC Hero web browser.
MIX Online:
In Defense of CSS Grid Frameworks — CSS grid frameworks seem to have a pretty tarnished image as far as philosophical topics in front-end web development go. One quick search will reap a plethora of blog posts and articles on the topic.
Microsoft Startup Zone:
Startup of the Day - GWeb2 — The company of the day is GWeb2, based in Finland. GWeb2 is delivering free Digital Search and Guidance services for local consumer environments.
Intel Software Network Blogs:
Among the Computing Greats- A night at the ACM Awards — My background and inclination, lead me to want to report on my recent trip to the ACM Awards like I would the Oscar's... “Dr. Andrew Chien was looking debonair …
OSCON:
OSCON Early Registration Extended — Open source technologies are some of the most economical choices you can make for your business and we've just made it a little easier to get the info you need to maximize …
Zoho Blogs:
Why Microsoft is Losing Browser Share — TechCrunch reports that IE6 market share has declined to 7.6% of all traffic - really good news indeed! At Zoho, we look forward to officially stopping support for IE6 - the day cannot arrive too soon for us.