At Streaming Media East conference in New York, Adobe revealed its new open-source Flash video player named as Strobe, the company has already made announcement about it during the last month and according to abode it will be available in the 3rd Q of this year.

Strobe is a thing that accompanies and architects plug-ins that based on Flash technology of Adobe and will help to develop custom video player with much ease.

It’s going to rely on YouTube or other videos of this type or going to host videos online, it’s still a thing more than a secret.

According to Jennifer Taylor, the director of Flash distribution and product management, all we have to do a lot to create it again out of scratch and that’s why we took longer, as we wanted to provide all what people wanted to get have for uploading videos online.

The crux of the announcement from Adobe at Streaming Media East was that a host of new big partners are going to join it that includes analytics firms to content delivery networks.   Akamai, Adap.tv, Grab Media, iStreamplanet, Level3, KickApps, Multicast, Panache, Visible Measure and Thumbplay and many other are the supporters of the new service.

Source: News.cnet.com

This project has taken time of a year and a half. The company told that this Linux based operating system is meant for netbooks. Reason thereby, it takes low power to run, making it best for small portable computers and netbooks.

Windows was a bit heavy operating system to run low cost and low power computers, especially for netbooks.

Now with the release of Moblin, people who had problems with Windows on their small computers will be greatly relieved.

Moblin has been designed to run on Intel Atom processor initially, we can’t say that it is not compatible with other processors. Yet the officially confirmed compatibility is the Acer Aspire one and Dell Mini.

It is told on the project website that Moblin can run on Eee PCs easily. But there are minute problems in running Moblin on Eee PCs; it has some problems with the wireless networking systems.

We hope that after Moblin takes flight of liking and success, it will be developed for Core 2 CPUs and other makes too. It is a great deal of work on Intel’s part as it has been refining Windows since its release without thinking of developing any other operating system.

Now with Moblin, Intel will be able to grab the market of netbooks and low power devices which were hungry for a quality operating system.