Stuff I’ve just caught up on:
- VisualHub got an update, and now supports a new format that should play in just about anything supporting H.264 out there. Not sure if it does Flash video hinting now, though – must go and check.
- 10.4.10 is out. I’ll give it another couple of days to see if it sticks and then I’ll upgrade.
- The new WebKit web inspector looks amazingly cool. I’ll be giving it a whirl soon, since I’d rather use WebKit than dive into Safari 3.0 on my Macs just yet. Firefox and Firebug might have some serious competition at last.
- Proof positive that otherwise perfectly sane people are going nuts over the iPhone.
- Adobe’s Digital Editions is very nice-looking, but I find it somewhat disturbing to have a Flash installer put something on my hard drive. And the implications of Adobe controlling both Flash and PDF are… interesting.
Regarding the last two topics, I find it both a relief and a nuisance that the iPhone doesn’t (apparently) view PowerPoint presentations.
Then again, I’ve been delivering more and more presentations using nothing but a PDF viewer, but that’s not the norm.
Ah, yes, I forgot. Repeat after me: ‘The iPhone is not a business phone’. Sure, not supporting PowerPoint makes sense, then.
Maybe it will just be a killer eBook reader. There, that’s much better.