There are some great PDF to Word converters out there. PDF to Word Converter Facebook edition allows users to convert from PDF documents to Word document inside Facebook. Users are able to upload files after logging in to Facebook and the software will do the rest.

PDF to Word Converter is completely free and just requires a Facebook profile.

Click here to check out the Facebook converter applications.

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If your looking for some inspiration or design help for your Adobe Air application, then I would check our ScaleNine.

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The pricing for the apps has been revealed at $1.99 to $4.99 and they will launch early in May 2011.

• Flash-to-HTML5 Conversion Tool Demo – October 31, 2010
• Poison Apple, the T-Shirt – June 2, 2010
• Smokescreen, Direct Conversion from Flash to HTML5 – May 31, 2010
• Adobe Suspends Flash Development for iPhone – April 23, 2010
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Wallaby exports from an Adobe Flash project some key elements like graphics, masks and animations into a HTML file:

This tool won’t export all of the elements, but it will for sure automate a lot of the process developers can perform to achieve their animations to work with, for example, iPhones and iPads.

The interesting about this, is that Adobe posted this information in their blog. Cheers to that.

• Poison Apple, the T-Shirt – June 2, 2010
• Smokescreen, Direct Conversion from Flash to HTML5 – May 31, 2010
• Adobe Suspends Flash Development for iPhone – April 23, 2010
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 Both of these technology monsters share a common enemy: Apple. Microsoft never had the chance to enter the mobile world and Adobe’s is struggling for not be forgotten since Apple decided they were not going to support Flash in their iOS (iPhones and iPads operating systems). And these are two big reasons for unifying and beat the same dragon.

NY Times also gives some details about this meeting, even though there’s nothing official, here are some of the topics of the meeting that took a little more than an hour: Adobe’s possible acquisition by Microsoft and possibilities for Microsoft’s Silverlight and Adobe’s Flash can co exist in the same operating system.

Specialists said that this acquisition could cost Microsoft 15 billion dollars.

What do you think? Can you see these two fighting against Apple?

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The game developed in flash is based on the recent news about the Lindsay: Her life in jail after a few drugs abuse.  The game is pretty simple: You are Lindsay, you need smokes and there’ll be several other prisoners trying to stop you.

My record if 14 smokes, who can top that?

And be careful of those mean prisoners!

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We’ve recently talked about a project that is coming up which can replace Flash with JavaScript/HTML5; this could be the end of Flash?

The only thing for certain is that the solution must appear for the final user, and not transform this in a fight of interests where we, as users, are the only ones giving up quality and usability with our devices and computers.

• Adobe Suspends Flash Development for iPhone – April 23, 2010
• Flash-to-HTML5 Conversion Tool Demo – October 31, 2010
• Smokescreen, Direct Conversion from Flash to HTML5 – May 31, 2010
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The software in charge of getting this done has not been released, but here are some of the facts:

• Flash without the plugin: Smokescreen will be in charge of converting Flash objects into JavaScript/HTML5.
• No need to re tool: Flash is automatically regenerated without having to learn any new tools to do that.
• Open source license: Will be released as open source.
• No specific dates about the release.

Can you imagine the impact this can make into the iPad’s fresh market?

“Many people still want to use their existing Adobe tools for developing ads, and retooling to support a single platform seems silly.  As an ad network, we believe that dynamic, interactive ads are much more fun than boring static ads and thus, we were faced with two options:  live in a dark, desolate world of boring mobile ads or do something about it”, the guys say about their new vision.

Here’s a very interesting demo:

• Flash-to-HTML5 Conversion Tool Demo – October 31, 2010
• Poison Apple, the T-Shirt – June 2, 2010
• Adobe Suspends Flash Development for iPhone – April 23, 2010
• Microsoft Buying Adobe? – October 9, 2010
• New TiVo Introduces Competitive Offerings – March 9, 2010

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Not only that, Chambers also says that they are going to focus their attention in the Android platform: “Personally, I am going to shift all of my mobile focus from iPhone to Android based devices (I am particularly interested in the Android based tablets coming out this year) and not focus on the iPhone stuff as much anymore.”

Adobe is definitely not happy regarding the treatment they’ve received from Apple, and Mike also has some comments about it:

• “However, as developers for the iPhone have learned, if you want to develop for the iPhone you have to be prepared for Apple to reject or restrict your development at any time, and for seemingly any reason. “
• “I think that the closed system that Apple is trying to create is bad for the industry, developers and ultimately consumers, and that is not something that I want to actively promote.”
• “There have already been a couple of developers who have moved their Flash based content from the iPhone to Flash on Android (couple of examples below) and I expect that this is a trend we will be seeing more and more of.”

Clear enough?

Apple’s going to focus in HTML5, that’s probably the main reason of this dispute; but in the meanwhile I guess we are going to have to get use to those blue legos.

• Poison Apple, the T-Shirt – June 2, 2010
• Flash-to-HTML5 Conversion Tool Demo – October 31, 2010
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The new TiVo Premiere ($300) takes full advantage of the many new HDTV models and their ability to connect to the internet. By accessing the internet TiVo can now not only surf the digital channels, but also content across sites like YouTube, Netflix, Amazon, On Demand, and Blockbuster. The new standard version of the Premiere can record up to 45 hours of HD quality content. The larger version of the Premiere XL ($500) can record a whopping 150 hours of HD quality content.

The new interface for this TiVo is built on the Adobe Flash platform. You know Flash, the one Apple is so afraid of. Is this any good? Will this crash on us constantly? It’ll be interesting to see how things work out, but this TiVo is a heavy contender for in-home set top boxes.

• Microsoft Buying Adobe? – October 9, 2010
• Poison Apple, the T-Shirt – June 2, 2010
• Smokescreen, Direct Conversion from Flash to HTML5 – May 31, 2010
• Adobe Suspends Flash Development for iPhone – April 23, 2010
• Flash-to-HTML5 Conversion Tool Demo – October 31, 2010

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