Flash and AIR: Record downloads, winning platform race - VentureBeat
Thu, Jan 29th, 2009
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Adobe Flash, the company’s platform for web applications and video, is already on virtually every computer everywhere, but the latest version is on an even faster track to world domination. Flash Player 10 and AIR have been downloaded a record number of times, the company announced today.
During the two months after Flash Player 10 was officially released in October, it was installed on 55 percent of Internet-connected computers, and is on track to be installed on 80 percent by the halfway point of 2009...
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