Today Adobe is launching a public preview of Edge, its tool for web designers that allows moving, interactive graphics on a website using HTML5, not Flash. Adobe tells Fast Company why it’s the tip of ...

The battle between HTML5 and Adobe's Flash technology took a new turn Monday with the release of an HTML5 tool from Adobe Systems. The company announced the first public preview release of Edge, a ...

Adobe may be in no hurry to wind down its huge, aging, sometimes frustrating business built around Flash, but it isn’t dumb. It’s obvious that the future of rich Web sites–especially on phones and ...

Adobe has been locked in a death-grip battle with Apple over its Flash technology: once ubiquitous on the Web for serving up video, animation, and uncountable “skip intro” monstrosities, Flash’s ...

The promise of HTML5, the latest revision of the HTML standard, is a simple one: With greater integration between static HTML and dynamic programming code (such as CSS3 or JavaScript), Web pages can ...

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The Flash-versus-HTML war is mostly hype. HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript can’t accomplish everything Flash can do today, and at their current rate of development, they’ll take a long time to catch up ...

Even as many onlookers declare HTML5 adoption the beginning of the end for Adobe's once-ubiquitous Flash platform, the company has embraced the web standard through properties like its Creative Suite ...

For all the talk of how HTML5 will be the future of the Web, and how, in particular, it will replace Flash for rich interactive and animated content, the reality is that the technology is out of reach ...

Adobe announced the launch of its new tool called Adobe Edge earlier this week. Adobe Edge will allow creative professionals to design animated web content using HTML5, CSS and Javascript. Adobe’s ...