It looks like Adobe has opened their app market called InMarket. http://www.adobe.com/products/inmarket/ Allowing developers to upload their app once, and sell across many online stores. Adobe and it’s partners take care of hosting, marketing and credit card processing and developers get 70% of the profits. In theory this is a good thing, and it makes sense for Adobe to break into this type of market. Adobe isn’t the only company doing this as mobile marketers are planning the same sort of mobile app community… it’s worth a look at, to see what they are doing.

Projection mapping is basically projection using texture and it’s surroundings, like a building or another structure. It is contextualized in its surroundings, and it gives the illusion that the surface is not rectangular, the image appears to interact with the reality of a space, objects, and it’s surroundings, sometimes producing some pretty nice 3D effects. We’ve been seeing a lot of this kind of stuff lately, and it’s been popular for a few years now, especially from Europe and Asia.

Here’s a nice example from New York City. The LightLine of Gotham
This 600 year old clock example is simply amazing. The 600 Years

And a few more below… Just search ‘Projection Mapping’ and you’ll see some more amazing examples.

http://na.blackberry.com/eng/

Flash Loving. App Rocking. Looks like it has a very nice interface. 7in display. Takes HD Video.

Watch This Space. Google.
I think we can all guess what this means, and I’m sure we can’t hardly wait to see the details.
It’s also a very nice motion design video from Google. Watch below.

And more videos that hint at what’s to come are here. http://www.google.com/adwords/watchthisspace/