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Phase One, Mamiya and lighting manufacturer Profoto have jointly announced the V-Grip Air, a vertical grip with built-in wireless flash trigger. The V-Grip Air, designed for the Phase One and Mamiya 645DF cameras allows wireless flash control at sync speeds up to 1/1600s. The wireless system works with all current and most modern Profoto flash systems and can be used with other makers’ flashes using an optional Profoto transceiver unit. The grip will be priced at $1290/€990 while the transceiver unit for third-party flashes costs $199/€149.

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I made this video to showcase Flash (AKA FRASH) For iPad www.engadget.com This was all recorded with an iphone 4 and is unedited Download link: fileme.us This is in very beta form and a lot of things don’t work. Most games have some issue and the reason i chose simple flash things was so they didn’t crash. Youtube or hulu (or flash video for that matter) Does not work Post any questions in the comments below!

Noah gets a sneak preview of Flash Player 10.1 for Android on the Motorola Droid X. 10.1 will be available for some Android 2.2 devices in late Summer 2010. Forums: forums.phonedog.com Win Free Phones www.phonedog.com More Videos: www.phonedog.com

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www.netbooknews.com At Google I yesterday Android 2.2 codenamed Froyo was released and it includes support for Adobe Flash & Adobe Air. David Smidt gives us a demo of the Full internet running on a Nexus One. If that wasn’t smooth and impressive enough he also shows up one click publishing using Adobe Air. Froyo brings Chrome’s V8 Javascript engine to the Android browser, promising three times the performance. The new OS also offers a new Dalvik JIT compiler purported to offer two to five times better performance on CPU-bound code, a Microsoft Exchange front-end, tethering tools that can transform handsets into portable hotspots, and several new APIs.

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