The move is a win for Apple Inc., which has famously banned Flash from working on the iPhone and the iPad. Adobe said Wednesday, however, that the about-face is about giving people what they want.

Adobe is now focusing their development efforts on:

• Applications for mobile
• Expressive content on the desktop (in and out of browser)
• Increasing their investments in HTML5 in general

I’ve been using this website for a week now and I’m so glad i found it. In fact Grooveshark was launched since 2007 but it was not from the start like this.

Let’s see what Wikipedia says about this: “Grooveshark is an internationally-available online music search engine, music streaming service and music recommendation web software application, allowing users to search for, stream, and upload music free of charge that can be played immediately or added to a playlist. Grooveshark streams 50 to 60 million songs per month, to more than 400,000 users. As of April 2009, its audience was growing at a rate of 2 to 3% per day.”

So it seems this is just starting to get big. One notable thing about the service/website/player how you wan to call it is that they just signed a licensing deal with EMI and they say Universal is coming soon.

Here is screenshot of the player and just go and listen.grooveshark.com

GrooveShark Player

flash-gallery-logo

Hi there. So i was surfing the web and i stumbled on this great website: CU3ER, and i wanted to show it to you too.

CU3ER, an image slider initially conceived to create 3D transitions between slides, turned out to be a convenient and multifunction solution that can be applied in a range of website building areas, from content slider to feature slider and image & banner rotator. Consider using it when you want to grab the user’s attention, and you’ll be delighted by the results!

CU3ER’s main features are:

1. FREE
2. EASY to set up
3. CUSTOMIZABLE via XML
4. TAILORED to provide a UNIQUE look & feel
5. INSPIRING
6. FUN-to-USE

There are no special requirements for setting it up and running other than a limited knowledge of web authoring:

1. Flash Player 9+,
2. XML Basics,
3. SWFObject (embedding .swf files into web pages),
4. Applications for image editing (especially for creating & exporting slides).

To set it up just to go on their site and click the quick start button, they have a nice basic tutorial there that will help you set it up. See you next time.