May 13, 2009 by Marcus Grimm
The new version of the Times Reader was officially announced this week and – as expected – it’s no longer built with the stuff that became Microsoft Silverlight. Instead, it’s built with Adobe AIR, the same technology behind the offline Nxtbook. Though less than 10% of Nxtbook readers choose to read offline, if you’ve noticed the greatly improved performance, it’s due to the move to Adobe AIR several months ago.
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