![]() ![]() AIR 3, which accompanies Flash Player 11, will support native extensions, that gives AIR applications added functionality. Next up, Adobe will pack its AIR platform, a Flash-based application runtime environment that uses the "superior user-interface" plank. This move will potentially cause the long-overdue decline of 32-bit web-browsers on 64-bit operating systems, since you already have HTML5 and Java on 64-bit browsers. Angry Birds on Google Chrome, anyone? The next key area addressed by Flash Player 11, is full native 64-bit (x86-64) web-browser support. ![]() Right here we see Adobe waking up to the HTML5 threat. The new browser plugin promises a platform that allows 1,000 times faster 2D/3D rendering performance over Flash Player 10, using full hardware-acceleration. In early October, content technology major Adobe will release Flash Player 11, the next major release of the Adobe Flash client-end software. ![]()
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