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Creators in some regions can attach one of nine mini-games to their videos.

Google Calendar lost its offline feature for the second time during the 2018 redesign, but now it's back.

All 128,000 games will still be playable, though.

GameSnacks play well even on poor connections and low-end devices.

It’s been a long time coming, but Flash should be completely dead by December 2020.

The new Gmail UI has offline support built-in with PWA.

You can be nickel-and-dimed without the wait.

Developers now have tools to write games for Messenger and News Feed.

And they say it's still pervasive enough to warrant an extended phase out.

The slow death of Flash continues.

It'll start hitting TalkTalk boxes from next week, with YouView retail and BT catching up next year.

The livestreaming platform is also delivering HTML5 streaming for all and more video quality options.

You can keep that lecture playing while you switch tasks on your phone.

It also claims Edge bests Chrome and Firefox in battery life while streaming.

Try out the new and improved player before the Flash Player is eventually retired.

A beta test for the service's HTML5 player starts next month, too.

Instead of letting anyone build a box, cable companies say they want to make cross-platform apps.

An 'HTML5 by Default' proposal would kick Adobe's often-maligned plugin to the curb.

It's a 'universal' Windows app with Cortana and Live Tiles, but it's not ready for phones yet.

Flash's days are numbered now that Adobe has renamed the dev app to Animate CC.