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Over 25Mln AIR installs since February and over 500K installs of Twhirl's AIR client

Adobe has just announced a press release indicating we've had over 25,000,0000 installs since February 2008:

Adobe Systems Incorporatedtoday reported that there have been more than 25 million installations of applications deployed on Adobe® AIR™ in the first six months since its release. Numerous Fortune 500 companies, in addition to start-ups across a variety of industries, have deployed hundreds of AIR applications to engage with customers, partners, and employees in new and compelling ways.

Twhirl's CEO just claimed that they have over 500,000 installs of their AIR client.

This is an amazing result considering the nature of AIR, a desktop runtime !

Posted by marco casario on September 09, 2008 at 07:22 PM in AIR Adobe Integrated Runtime | Permalink

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