Click here to RSVP to WHIR Events: Boston – June 17, 2010 Denver – Aug 26, 2010 Phoenix – Sept 23, 2010 Five Most Recent Posts News: Amazon Cuts CloudFront Price by 25%, Adds HTTPS Access, Opens NYC Edge Location News: $1.2M Seed Round Fuels Truedomain’s Cloud-based Email Screening Service News: Mezeo Opens Developer Center to Provide Resources to ISVs Developing Mezeo Ready Applications News: Microsoft, Compellent Issue Virtualized Storage in Data Center Report (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Cloud storage platform developer Mezeo Software ( www.mezeo.com ) has opened the Mezeo Ready Developer Center ( developer.mezeo.com ), a repository of information and resources for developers using Mezeo APIs to leverage Mezeo Ready solutions from Mezeo Ready hosting providers and solution partners.

Report: Adobe May Sue Apple Over iPhone Flash The simmering dispute between Apple and Adobe over Flash on the iPhone could soon escalate into a full-fledged legal fight.

The big change coming to Safari 5: Kernel-level multi-processing Apple has been challenging Google on many fronts this week — first with its mobile platform, then with its advertising platform. Earlier today, its developers launched the first volley in the battle’s third front, releasing the first public code for the next WebKit rendering and processing kernel that will likely drive the Safari 5 browser. With Google Chrome using a reworked form of WebKit, the Apple team did something that perhaps any other free and open source developer would be publicly stoned for doing, but which Apple might just have the savvy to get away with: It openly one-upped another developer’s open contribution

Apple Gets Sneaky In Blocking Flash From iPhone Apple has officially entered cloak-and-dagger territory in its fight to keep Flash apps from running on the iPhone. In the iPhone 4.0 SDK beta unveiled Thursday, Apple changed the terms of its iPhone Developer Program license agreement to prohibit cross-compilers, which allow developers to write iPhone apps using languages other than Apple’s Objective-C. As noted by John Gruber, author of the Daring Fireball blog, Apple didn’t mention the SDK licensing changes during its iPhone 4.0 press conference, but they could have unpleasant implications for Adobe’s Packager For iPhone compiler in Flash Professional CS5

BlackBerry, the world’s most popular smartphone company made the new server public that will allow the users to access wirelessly their work or corporate email without compromising security. The software will provide economical reward to small and mid-sized businesses seeking enterprise-grade security and manageability of BlackBerry Enterprise Server exclusive of all of its advanced features.

So you like cool indie games, eh? Well we’ve got an announcement that is sure to peak your interest. You may remember a year or so ago we posted up word of an open beta for Plain Sight , a colorful multiplayer action game from developer Beatnik Games