Adobe AIR is a grid software to run Web-based applications on your desktop, independent of the browser. AIR runs on desktop applications, like widgets. This technology is compatible with Windows, Mac OS X and Linux, but is still in beta.
Some of the most popular AIR applications is eBay Desktop, Twhirl (Twitter), bell-shaped (time management), and GMDesk (Google Tools).
AIR is open for web developers to create applications with ease. So how can you find out about the new AIR application that interesting? Directories will come help you. There are two alternative sources is excellent.
1. RefreshingApps
RefreshingApps provide a "showcase" for Adobe AIR applications.
New applications are introduced with a brief review in the style of a blog post. Points "Design eye" and "Technical eye" is always included. In addition to reviews, this site also has news related AIR, interviews and resources. Users can submit new applications, comment on and rate posts.
All reviews tagged, which is also the easiest way to find applications for your specific desires. Showcase tag including productivity, social, twitter, video, youtube, music, designers, and more.
2. Adobe AIR Marketplace
Marketplace is maintained by the Adobe staff members and registered users.
Places can be seen in four categories: staff picks, most recent, most popular and highest rated. Registered users can not only submit a new application, they can also comment and rate all of which have been sent to the AIR
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