Adobe has just announced they will be launching their new Flash Player 11 and Adobe Air 3 next month in October. Bringing native 64-bit support to browsers in Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows with their new Flash Player 11.
Stage 3D, Adobe’s Flash Player 11 and Air 3 hardware graphics accelerated engine is set to provide you with 1,000 times faster rendering when compared to its predecessor Flash Player 10. Enabling Flash programmers to now create console-quality games with the ability to animate millions of on-screen objects, says Adobe.
Enhanced Performance and Capabilities
The introduction of Stage 3D is a game-changer for developers and users alike. This new technology allows for the efficient animation of millions of objects on screen, smoothly rendered at 60 frames per second. This means that applications and games will have fluid, cinematic experiences that were previously unattainable with older versions of Flash Player. The enhanced performance is not just limited to gaming; it extends to various applications, including high-quality HD video conferencing and theater-quality HD video playback.
For more information about what you can expect in the new releases, watch a run-through after the jump demoing the graphical and runtime features of Flash Player 11 & AIR 3.
Developer Benefits and New Opportunities
Adobe explains:
“Stage 3D enables content that efficiently animate millions of objects on screen, smoothly rendered at 60 frames per second — the result is fluid, cinematic app and game experiences.” – to support theater-quality HD video, native 64-bit optimizations, high-quality HD video conferencing, and a powerful, flexible architecture for leveraging native device and platform capabilities. We’re turning the dial up.”
The new Flash Player 11 and Adobe Air 3 also bring significant benefits to developers. The native 64-bit support across multiple operating systems means that developers can now create more complex and resource-intensive applications without worrying about compatibility issues. This opens up new opportunities for creating richer, more immersive user experiences.
Moreover, the powerful, flexible architecture of Flash Player 11 and Air 3 allows developers to leverage native device and platform capabilities more effectively. This means that applications can now take full advantage of the hardware they are running on, leading to better performance and more features.
For more information jump over to the Adobe blog post for more videos and in-depth detail.
Source: Adobe
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