Unreal Engine 3, the graphics engine that powers some of the biggest video games out there, is now able to work on Flash. And that means we'll be seeing much fancier games coming to the web, and Facebook in particular.

Who called it? Apple called it. Adobe Flash is a dying elephant. As the rest of the Web has quickly embraced new standards such as HTML5, Adobe kept its game face on. But the end is near, as the company pushes out Adobe Edge, an HTML5 tool that keeps up with the times.

Hulu just blocked its video content from the newest BlackBerry PlayBook tablet. That's the latest tablet to support Adobe Flash (and pretty damn well too) next to the Motorola Xoom to get the Hulu gate pulled down on it. My big concern is: what good is the full web with Flash on a tablet "computer" if you're content is just going to get blocked off?

A new Apple patent application shows how the company is developing smart flash systems to deliver better night shots.