Adobe releases Air2.5 support rim Tablet PC

Beijing time October 25 Evening news, according to foreign media reports, Adobe and Rim at the Los Angeles Max Developers Conference in Monday launched the Air 2.5 version, can be listed in Rim Playbook tablet computer development applications.　　Air allows developers to develop stand-alone applications using HTML, JavaScript, and Flash, while version 2.5 allows developers to develop applications using accelerometers, cameras, videos, microphones, multi-touch, gestures, and geographic location. RIM also launched the Adobe Air version of the BlackBerry Tablet operating system software Development Kit (the BlackBerry tablet OS SDK for Adobe AIR), which is now available for download from RIM's website.　　Since Monday, developers can use the toolkit to develop applications for playbook and submit applications later this year.　　RIM's playbook tablet computer will be in the U.S. market early next year, starting in the second quarter of 2011, and will continue to be listed in other countries around the world. In addition, the launch of AIR 2.5 allows developers to develop more advanced applications for Tablet PCs, smartphones and computers based on Google Android, Apple iOS, Windows, Macintosh and Linux. Currently, Samsung, Acer, HTC, Motorola and Rim have said they will support air 2.5. (Li Ming)