Adobe Quietly Surrenders to Steve Jobs, Builds Flash Alternative
What are all the Apple haters going to say now? Uh oh, without the “but the iphone/ipad doesn’t view FLASH” objection, does that mean the haters will have to find something else to complain about?
I bet it’s going to be about not having a keyboard on the phones.
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what no more flash…………here comes html5
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The new service is called Adobe Edge, the infrastructure is based on HTML5 so it will work on your smartphone or iPad,...
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What are all the Apple haters going...say now? Uh oh, without the “but the iphone/ipad...
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Derek Shebby is a tech geek, sales pro, and a wine, cheese and food enthusiast. I write about my thoughts on mobile, gaming and computer technology from a consumers perspective.
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