It was previously rumored that Adobe and Google would be partnering to integrate Flash with Google’s Chrome browser, and now it looks like the deal is official, with both Adobe and Google spreading the word. The plan is to take the relationship to the next level by supporting a deeper integration of Flash Player with Google’s Chrome browser. With that in mind, Google will be including Flash Player in its Chrome browser so users will always have the most current release, which hopefully leads to a safer and more enjoyable experience. Are you happy about that development, or are you more supportive of HTML5?

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Those of you who already own a Nokia N900, you might seriously want to text someone with just one hand. Thanks to the bug, you’ll be able to see everything and use it with just one hand. Of course, you won’t get the tactile feedback like a physical keyboard, but a portrait oriented Nokia N900 is quite cool. Check out a video of it in action here.

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It comes as no surprise that the Apple App Store is dominating the application market for mobile phones. The App Store has the most apps according to Millennial Media at 115,000 compared to 13,000 for Android and 3,100 for Blackberry. The iPhone additionally leads in monthly downloads at 100 million.

Magellan launched its RoadMate iPhone app and car kit that week. The app is for turn-by-turn driving directions and the accessory is to hold the phone while you drive. The app costs $79.99 and is available now.

Orginal post by Shane McGlaun