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Originally Posted by SayWhut
There are a few reasons why Flash is not included into their mobile devices.
1. High CPU usage.
2. Usability issues. Certain Flash elements contain hover states which are impossible to mimic on touch screen devices. This was pointed out by someone WHO WORKS FOR ADOBE. It's not just Apple making the decisions here.
3. Fear of unapproved developers taking away apps into their own portals. For instance. Any flash developer can develop a game specific to the iphone and release it on their own website or whatever, rather than a native app for the app store.
Please spend more time doing some research, instead of purchasing the email addresses of adult webmasters without their solicitation and spamming my inbox with your shitty cam program.
http://www.roughlydrafted.com/2010/0...e-flash-myths/
Flash is overrated. HTML 5 is the future. We are only stuck behind because Microsoft are so shit at keeping up with their technology. FACT |
That's complete bullshit! Lack of Flash support for the iPhone has absolutely nothing to do with technological contraints. Apple simply does not want to pay Adobe's ransome (errr, I mean licensing fees). Which is pretty ironic considering the licensing fees charged by Apple to other companies for use of their own technology. BTW, I say this as an avid iPhone user.
