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Snippley - A Demonstration AIR Application

Posted on April 8, 2008.

The second AIR application we’ll be looking at this week is Snippley created by .
I’ve chosen this as it’s aimed at developers in two senses. First of all, Snippley is used for storing and organising code snippets and secondly the source code is available which makes it an excellent candidate for deconstructing and learning more [...]

Buttock Authentication Scrapes Through IEEE Approval Process By Seat Of Pants

Posted on April 1, 2008.

In an exclusive interview at BlueClock headquarters in Brussels, ButtLock CTO, Ralf Piloo, today announced that they have received approval from the IEEE to put their latest security innovation into production. While the world’s eyes have been focussed on Microsoft’s struggle at the ISO to get approval for OOXML, Piloo has been patiently working the [...]

Adobe AIR Week

Posted on January 19, 2008.

Next week is Adobe AIR week here on the BlueClock blog. Starting on Monday the 21st, I’ll be posting a series of articles covering:

A look at some great Adobe AIR apps.
An overview of what Adobe AIR is (and what it isn’t).
Implications for the industry.
A round up of tools and tutorials to help you get started.

So [...]