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Transcend Launches Digital Photo Frame
Transcend Information, Inc. a provider in memory products, has announced the
launch of its new digital photo frame,Transcend PF810. The digital photo frame
has 8-inch 800x600 (4:3) color TFT LCD panel and 2GB of built-in flash memory,
that would make users easily display the entire photo collection in astonishing
clarity and detail without using a memory card. It also functions as a
full-featured MP3 player and an FM radio, that allows users listen to their
favorite MP3 songs or radio stations while viewing photos at the same time.
Adobe AIR to Adore Linux
Adobe Systems Inc has announced the general availability of Adobe AIR 1.5
software for Linux operating systems. Adobe AIR 1.5, a key component of the
Adobe Flash Platform, enables Web developers to use HTML, JavaScript,
ActionScript and the free, open source Flex framework to deliver Web
applications outside the browser. Now, with no additional efforts, developers
can use Adobe AIR 1.5 technology to create compelling software applications that
are available on Linux, in addition to the Windows and Mac operating systems.
Apple Forbids iBoobs
In an expected move that would disappoint many iPhone users, Apples
application store has rejected the wacky application called iBoobs on the
grounds of objectionable content. The application, developed by Mystic Game
Development, is a computer animation of a large pair of breasts in a bikini top.
It can be wobbled from side to side, or up and down by shaking the iPhone.
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