Adobe TV gets a long awaited redesign that I am sure all users will come to love and appreciate.  While the original Adobe TV got the job done, it simply was not up to par in comparison to other popular video sharing sites.  I personally feel these new features add so much more value to Adobe TV.  It now feels more natural of an experience.

New Features Added to Adobe TV are:

• Loading speeds vastly improved
• Easier/faster search capabilities
• Customizable home pages
• Save your favorite videos to a personal library
• Post videos directly to your favorite social network

Video: Adobe TV Wasn’t Built in a Day

Check out this video and let the Adobe ones break down these new feature upgrades.  Also, don’t forget to visit Adobe TV to experience these new features yourself.

Earlier this week, Adobe released an update to both the Adobe Flash Player and Adobe AIR.  Nothing really blowing the socks off with these updates, but whenever we can get our runtime tools updated – it is great thing.  So thank you to both teams.

Below is a glimpse of what you should expect from both of these updates.

Update: Flash Player 10.0.22.87

Like always all users are encouraged to apply this update.  Notable updates include:

• Contains fixes for critical vulnerabilities identified in Security Bulletin APSB09-01
• Replaces the Debug and Release versions of Flash Player 10 browser plugins
• Updates the standalone Flash Player that came with Flash CS4

Update: AIR 1.5.1

The latest update to Adobe AIR features improved reliability, compatibility and security.   Notable updates include:

• An updated version of the Flash Player plugin.
• Updated API with the addition of InvokeEvent.reason and Capabilities.cpuArchitecture.
• Over 60 resolved bugs

The new updates are available for Windows, Mac and Linux on the Adobe AIR download center.