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get.adobe.com - 11/13/2008

Adobe Flash Player

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blog.wired.com - 11/18/2008

Why Apple Will Never Permit Adobe Flash on the iPhone

— blog.wired.com — Don't hold your breath waiting for the iPhone to support Adobe's Flash software: Apple's terms of service... agreement prohibits it. Although Adobe says it is working on a version of its popular Flash player for the iPhone, Apple is unlikely ever ... (more) Why Apple Will Never Permit Adobe Flash on the iPhone

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labs.adobe.com - 11/17/2008

Adobe Labs - Adobe Flash Catalyst MAX Preview

— labs.adobe.com — Easy interactivity: Add interactivity based on states and events instead of timelines. Interactivity without coding: Do interaction... design without coding Consistent Execution: Know that your designs will work exactly as you create them. No risk of ... (more) Adobe Labs - Adobe Flash Catalyst MAX Preview

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Why Apple Will Never Permit Adobe Flash on the iPhone
Wired: Gadget Lab — ... Flash is Adobe's highly popular platform for displaying interactive graphics, animations and multimedia within a browser. According to Adobe, 98 percent of desktop computers currently support Flash, which has led to its widespread use by web developers. Adobe's recent announcement that it is working on a version of Flash for Windows Mobile has prompted speculation that an iPhone version might be in the works. But the speculators may be waiting in vain, based on Apple's TOS and the company's history of tightly controlling applications for its smartphone platform. ...

Why Apple Won't Allow Adobe Flash on iPhone
Tech Observer — ... Flash is Adobe's highly popular platform for displaying interactive graphics, animations and multimedia within a browser. According to Adobe, 98 percent of desktop computers currently support Flash, which has led to its widespread use by web developers. Adobe's recent announcement that it is working on a version of Flash for Windows Mobile has prompted speculation that an iPhone version might be coming soon. But the speculators may be waiting in vain, based on Apple's TOS and the company's history of tightly controlling applications for its smartphone platform. ...