Adobe Apollo turns into AIR

Adobe Apollo, the cross-OS platform for deploying rich internet applications, has got a new name: Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR). And we just got used to Apollo, bummer.

The change is not only in the name: the latest update allows developers to base their projects entirely on Ajax and HTML, which means that Flash is no longer a necessity, as was initially promised by Adobe. So far, there has been a handful of interesting Apollo applications, but with this latest beta I expect many more to come.

Besides Apollo, Adobe also released a new version of Flex - Flex 3 - the software development tool for creating HTML, Flash, or AIR applications.

Read our initial coverage of Adobe Apollo here.

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2 Responses to “Adobe Apollo turns into AIR”


  1. 1 Jason

    I believe you mean “Adobe Integrated Runtime” and not “Apple Integrated Runtime”. looks like the WWDC is on your mind hahaha.

  2. 2 Stan Schroeder

    @Jason: LOL, yeah, I was just reading the news about Apple’s upcoming announcement. Thanks for correcting me (:

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