Google have been working with Adobe to seamlessly integrate the Flash Player Plug-in into Chrome. This means when you download Chrome for the first time you will not have to install Flash. Chrome also automatically updates, which means so will the Flash Player. This means fast adoption of new versions and better security.

It’s just over two weeks until Adobe’s official CS5 launch. If you are curious as to what the next interation of Flash has in store, check out this excellent video overview by gotoandlearn.

Highlights include:

• iPhone export
• swfObject now the default embed method
• New xml based file format
• Custom class code hiniting
• New text layout framework
• Support for RTL languages

This little game has a lot of charm, invention and many impressive, physics based, puzzles. Definitely worthy of the Aardman name.

Lovely hand crafted site, painstakingly made using paper, scissors, paint and a lot of creativity. The site also exhibits some rather impressive dynamic features:

..the most exciting technical aspects of the site, a background that turns into night once the sun sets (Los Angeles time) and a simple weather system that mimics the Los Angeles weather forecast.