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Adobe Getting Snarky Over Flash on iPhone
theiphoneblog.com - 22 days ago
Adobe Getting Snarky Over Flash on iPhone
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Adobe’s getting snarky over the continued absence of Flash on the iPhone, now presenting users with the above message which reads: Flash Player not available for your device. Apple restricts use of technologies required by products like Flash Player. Until Apple eliminates these ...
Adobe To iPhone Users
geardiary.com - 23 days ago
Adobe To iPhone Users
— geardiary.com — Safari.png This might not be new but I certainly don’t recall seeing this message before… I went... to watch something on my iPhone earlier and couldn’t. Turns out it was flash and, as you likely know, the iPhone doesn’t support flash. That’s nothing ... (more) Adobe To iPhone Users

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Press Release: RIM and Adobe to Simplify Delivery Of Rich Content and Applications for BlackBerry Smartphones
crackberry.com - 16 days ago
Press Release: RIM and Adobe to Simplify Delivery Of Rich Content and Applications for ...
— crackberry.com — In a further advancement in the news we reported about earlier regarding "Flash On BlackBerry" and RIM's... joining of the Open Screen Project . RIM and Adobe today have announced at the BlackBerry Developers Conference, the tools in ... (more) Press Release: RIM and Adobe to Simplify Delivery Of ...

Comments vote down The iPhone Blog found this 16 days agofound this
Adobe engages Apple in passive aggressive warfare with iPhone's Flash message
engadget.com - 23 days ago
Adobe engages Apple in passive aggressive warfare with iPhone's Flash message
— engadget.com — Adobe's seemingly tried everything in its fight to get Apple to tear down enough development barriers to... get Flash ported to the iPhone, culminating in a native compilation option in CS5 that... well, really doesn't solve much of anything. So ... (more) Adobe engages Apple in passive aggressive warfare with ...

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Adobe Getting Snarky Over Flash on iPhone
The Free iPhone Blog — Adobe’s getting snarky over the continued absence of Flash on the iPhone, now presenting users with the above message which reads: Flash Player not available for your device. Apple restricts use of technologies required by products like Flash Player. Until Apple eliminates these restrictions, Adobe cannot provide Flash Player for the iPhone or iPod Touch (sic). Fair enough. Apple doesn’t allow code interpreters like Flash, Java, SilverLight, etc. on the iPhone. Even Apple’s own media plugin, QuickTime, doesn’t run inline on websites but rather launches a separate player app to show videos. While the iPhone has an amazing web browser with Safari, it’s still ...

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Adobe Gets Sharky Snarky With Apple's iPhone Flash Ban [Apple]
gizmodo.com 22 days ago — Pulling a Donald Sutherland in Body Snatchers, Adobe shows its darkest side screaming and pointing the finger at Apple in this Flash installation web page for iPhone users. Their razor-sharp message: Flash Player not available for your device. ...
Make Customized Ringtone for Your iPhone (3GS) from Apple
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Adobe makes it clear, they are not to blame for the lack of Flash on the iPhone — iPhonefreak
Flash is not coming to the iPhone, at least not until Apple lightens up their restrictions. This is the message I take from the latest little jab at Apple, which comes courtesy of Adobe. The message is simple and to the point; Flash Player not available for your device Apple restricts use of ...
Adobe points finger at Apple over Flash for iPhone — The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)
The lack of Flash of the iPhone has been an issue , complaint and breaking point for many current (and potential) iPhone users. It seems that Adobe is just as fed up as the rest of us and has started to more publicly blame Apple for the lack of this technology. When a website requires a ...
Adobe 'Get Flash' Page On iPhone Now Blames Apple — iPhone Alley - RSS
Adobe has pointed a subtle finger at Apple in a recent change to their "Get Flash" download page for their Flash Player. When viewed on an iPhone or iPod touch, it now blames Apple directly for the lack of Flash support for the device, pointing out their restrictions on "such technologies".
Adobe Blames Apple For Lack Of Flash Support In iPhone — iSmashPhone
It seems we can also add Adobe in the growing list of companies that Apple has managed to piss off! Its no secret that Flash and iPhone really don’t mix however its quite surprising that Adobe has no qualms showing their disdain towards Apple! Recently iPhone users who tried to download ...
Adobe Launches A Discrete Campaign For Flash On The iPhone — The iPhone User Guide
AppAdvice report this news: iPhone’s inability to read Flash is an ever going story between Apple and Adobe. Originally due to Flash Player eating up too much resources it slowly became a little bit of a tension point between the two big companies. Adobe announced many times being ready for ...
Adobe Flash Player for iPhone: New message aimed at Apple — Phones Review
Now many of you Apple iPhone users are begging for Adobe Flash Player but yet still Apple will not allow it at the moment, Adobe obviously wants flash on your iPhone judging by the message they are displaying. You have to admit when viewing content on the Apple iPhone that requires flash you ...