The saga of Adobe and Apple or, more precisely, Flash app development for the iPhone, is drawing to its inevitable conclusion. It all started with Apple's change to its iPhone Developer Program License Agreement - the notorious article 3.3.1 - which banned the use of the Flash-to-iPhone converter. In the simplest of terms, the article makes it meaningless for developers to create Flash apps that t

Each app gives some insight into how Twitter thinks developers should approach the platform -- and how leaders in tech see the future of Twitter apps. Based on the apps that were selected, here are six app models that stand a good chance of being viable in the immediate future. Filtration Yesterday, we told you about Tweet Agora, an iPhone app that focuses on filtering streams and the ability to "

WordPress fans, it's here: The first beta of WordPress 3.0 has been released. In a late-night announcement Jane Wells, the UX lead at Automattic (the parent company of WordPress), laid out some of the many new features in the version 3.0 beta of the popular blogging software. The first thing she points out is a new custom menus system, which she makes clear "is not quite finished." The newsworthy

A few hours ago, Twitter CEO Evan Williams keynoted SXSW in an on-stage interview with Umair Haque of Havs Media Lab. During it, Mr. Williams announced the @Anywhere platform and answered Mr. Haque's questions. While Mr. Haque did ask a lot of questions, some thought that he did not ask enough tough questions about the future of Twitter. Perhaps that's why Twitter's CEO decided to answer more ques