Adobe gives in finally
Mar 18, 2011 | 12:06 PM
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What a garbage article.
Adobe didn't "cave" to Apple, they realized that flash is done once HTML5 is in widespread use, so they can either give up on flash and support that standard, or get locked out of a large market segment.
This part is particularly amusing:
Uh, no, Apple has always resisted putting Flash on the iPhone because Flash is a buggy, generally horrible, unstable piece of crap and Apple doesn't like having their devices wedged by said crap software. Moreover, Adobe told Apple to FOAD when they suggested a lightweight iOS-centric release of Flash.
Adobe didn't "cave" to Apple, they realized that flash is done once HTML5 is in widespread use, so they can either give up on flash and support that standard, or get locked out of a large market segment.
This part is particularly amusing:
Apple has always resisted putting Flash on the iPhone, because Flash has performed notoriously poorly on Macintosh computers.
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