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Apollo porting of Kuler desktop is available for download

I received an email from Sami Iwata, the kuler community manager at Adobe, that pointed me out the release of Kuler Desktop developed in Apollo is available to donwload in Adobe Labs :

Kuler_apollo After the sneak peek at the CS3 launch event, the cross-platform kuler desktop (built in Apollo) is available for download on Adobe Labs, along with the required Apollo Runtime. The kuler desktop offers the same RSS feed functionality as the kuler Apple Dashboard Widget but with a new form factor (see image). Users can view RSS feeds of the highest rated, most popular, and newest themes from the kuler site, search thousands of titled and tagged themes, search by kuler user name, and copy theme Hex values to the clipboard.

Thanks for the update Sami ;)

Posted by marco casario on May 24, 2007 at 05:01 PM in Apollo | Permalink

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