Adobe Reader for Android now available at Android Market

Android users can now open a PDF file using Adobe Reader. Adobe recently announced Adobe Reader for Android and now available through the Android Market.

Adobe PDF Reader for Android will offer capabilities such as multi-touch pinch to zoom, double tap zooming, flick scrolling and panning. Adobe also added reflow features on this apps to provide easy access to PDF files with wide margins on the small screen.

The minimum requirements to run Adobe Reader  for Android is: 550 MHz processor, 256 MB RAM, 3.4 MB Disk Space and Android version 2.1 or above.

[via adobeblog]

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Flash Player on the Nexus One, Android 2.2 release is imminent?

Adobe evangelist, Ryan Stewart has teased us with a new video showing off the latest version of Flash 10.1 on his Nexus One. He showed us about 6 websites that uses a pretty heavy flash usage and from that video, we could tell that, even though there are some noticeable lag, overall the performance is really good, the animation works really well, the video is also played on an acceptable frame rate.

If you watched the whole video, you'll notice that there's a little surprise at the end of the video. Presumably a glimpse of a new home screen (notice the new Google Search bar, also the new launcher at the bottom of the screen). So it seems that the release of Android 2.2 a.k.a Froyo is imminent, probably will be unveiled at the Google I/O on 19th of May? We'll just have to wait and see.

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Photoshop.com Mobile for Android gets a new update, open its editor for Android Developers

     
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Adobe just announced that they have update the Photoshop.com Mobile to version 1.1 for Android device. The new update adds a new Contrast and Brightness editing tools, as well a couple of new fun Photo Effects, such as Vibrant, Pop, Vignette Blur, Warm Vintage, Rainbow, White Glow and Soft Black & White. 

Other than those new features, Adobe also announced that third-party developers now have access to Photoshop.com Mobile for Android 1.1 editor, this means that any 3rd party developers could integrate their apps with Photoshop.com mobile. Read here, if you want to learn how to integrate your apps with Photoshop.com Mobile 1.1.

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Flash 10.1 on Android looks promising, may not hog your battery

Adobe Flash evangelist Mark Doherty has posted a video about the performance of Flash 10.1 on the Nexus One. On that video, Doherty showed us that even though the Nexus One runs an approximately a 17 minutes of flash video, the battery performance seems pretty good. The video it self was played straight from the browser via the full YouTube site.

He also mentions that Adobe in-house tests has seen three hours of H.264 playback over Wi-Fi.

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Preview of Adobe Flash Player 10.1 on Google Nexus One

After the launch of Google Nexus One, a friend of mine gave me a link to this video. On that video, Adobe's Adrian Ludwig showcased the capability of Snapdragon processor combined with the upcoming Adobe Flash Player 10.1 for mobile devices on Google Nexus One.

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Note: The Nexus One does not have Flash Player by default, but it will be available for download from their website when Adobe releases it in the future.

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