Filed under: Windows, Macintosh, Web services, Adobe
Pizza Hut hops onto the Adobe AIR bandwagon
by Jay Hathaway May 25th 2008
Although some of the best-known Adobe AIR apps thus far are Twitter clients, you don't have to be a Twitter freak to get in on the action. In fact, you just have to be hungry for pizza. Pizza Hut has released a desktop pizza-ordering app , and it's built on AIR. If you thought AIR hadn't hit the mainstream yet, this might change your mind.Pizza Hut Shortcut is basically a slicker-looking, easier to use version of the familiar online ordering system. It has the current specials built in, so you might be able to skip the "Googling for coupons" phase of the order. We suspect this app is targeted at true pizza addicts, because you can still order almost as easily from the web interface. Also, the feature that saves your last order for easy reordering was a bit of a giveaway.
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poopy_pants said 3:47PM on 5-25-2008
who cares... pizza hut is just plain nasty
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ace danger said 5:09PM on 5-25-2008
pizza hut sucks
Quikboy said 1:36AM on 5-26-2008
Just wondering - is there any viable competition against Adobe AIR? Or is Adobe AIR something unique on its own?
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James said 10:48AM on 5-27-2008
I *think* Silverlight could be considered a competitor, as could Google Gears -- depending on exactly what features you want to emulate. There's some overlap, but they don't do *exactly* the same things...
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