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Apple teams up with Adobe for iPhone Flash at long last
Engadget —
... Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen has revealed that Apple and Adobe are "collaborating" on making Flash a reality on the iPhone, citing the technical challenge it presents. What's clear is that with all this work to do, it doesn't seem they're going the watered-down Flash Lite route, but we're trying not to hold our breath for a full-on, Hulu-friendly version that will finally help us get that Doogie Howser fix on the go. Naturally, there's no word on when this will hit. [Via AppleInsider] Filed under: Cellphones, Portable Video Apple teams up ...
iPhone To Get Flash - For Real This Time
Touch Podium —
... expect to see a complete Flash 10 implementation, but it wouldn’t be too unreasonable to suggest a reasonably complete implementation of Flash 9 — enough to make it possible to surf the web with all of its Flash glory. Naturally there’s no word on when we can expect to see anything emerge from this coupling, but knowing that it’s ahead full steam at last will have to be enough to satisfy the hoi polloi for the time being.
(via AppleInsider)
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Flash on iPhone IS Coming, Up To Adobe To Clear Tech Hurdles [Iphone Flash]
Gizmodo —
... Jobs has coerced Adobe to create a custom solution. From Narayan's words of "the ball is in our court. The onus is on us to deliver," the engineering effort lies more in Adobe's engineering team than in Apple's. Adobe actually said, back in September '08, that there would be a version released "in a very short time" if Apple approved it. Obviously either Apple rejected it, or Adobe themselves decided it wasn't quite resource-friendly enough to launch. [Bloomberg via Apple Insider via Engadget]
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Flash on iPhone IS Coming, Up To Adobe To Clear Technological Hurdles [Iphone Flash]
Gizmodo —
... Jobs has coerced Adobe to create a custom solution. From Narayan's words of "the ball is in our court. The onus is on us to deliver," the engineering effort lies more in Adobe's engineering team than in Apple's. Adobe actually said, back in September '08, that there would be a version released "in a very short time" if Apple approved it. Obviously either Apple rejected it, or Adobe themselves decided it wasn't quite resource-friendly enough to launch. [Bloomberg via Apple Insider via Engadget]
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Flash coming to the iPhone after all?
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) —
... Jobs was at all receptive to the idea back in March of last year, but maybe a new iPhone-specific Flash player could avoid the pitfalls of the resource-hogging desktop version on the Mac, while still maintaining enough power to surmount the objections to Flash Lite. I have to admit that I'd love to go straight to Hulu or Sling for streaming video on the iPhone, but given their record on the Mac desktop I'm a little skeptical that Adobe can deliver a good solution. [via AppleInsider] TUAWFlash coming to the iPhone after all? originally appeared on ...
The return of the return of Flash on the iPhone
HardMac.com —
... According to Appleinsider Apple and Adobe would work hand in the hand in order to propose the support of this protocol, at least this is what Adobe says in the margins of the Davos summit. ...
Adobe teaming with Apple to bring Flash to iPhone
MacDailyNews —
... Bloomberg at the Davos, Switzerland event, Adobe chief Shantanu Narayen describes development as a complicated two-way process rather than maintaining the previous image of a one-sided effort that would depend on App Store approval before it could launch," Malley reports. "It may be necessary for Flash to appear in Apple's preferred form, as third-party iPhone apps aren't allowed to serve as plugins based on the iPhone SDK's guidelines.," Malley reports. More in the full article here . [Thanks to MacDailyNews Readers "Ken" and "James W." for the heads up.] ...
iPhone Still Has No Flash
Apple Watch —
Monday, February 02, 2009 12:47 AM/EST iPhone Still Has No Flash According to Bloomberg , Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen explained about Flash on iPhone: "It's a hard technical challenge, and that's part of the reason Apple and Adobe are collaborating. The ball is in our court. The onus is on us to deliver." arrow.gif GOT A TIP OR RUMOR? John Gruber is right. Collaboration "could mean anything." Apple Insider and TUAW (The Unofficial Apple Weblog) took the statement at seemingly face value. I don't. Flash on iPhone isn't a "technical ...
‘Macsimum Recommended Reading’ for Feb. 2
Macsimum News —
... “Adobe, Apple working together on Flash for iPhone: Once thought to be building Flash for the iPhone mostly on its own, Adobe has mentioned at the World Economic Forum that it’s not only continuing work on the animation plug-in but has teamed up with Apple to make it a reality.” —AppleInsider ...
Adobe and Apple Developing Flash for iPhone
Mac|Life all RSS Feed —
[image] Adobe announced at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland that it's not only continuing to work on bringing Flash to the iPhone, but it's teamed up with Apple. In an interview with Bloomberg , Adobe chief Shantanu Narayen explains that the process is a little more complicated than simply depending on the App Store for approval. "It’s a hard technical challenge, and that’s part of the reason Apple and Adobe are collaborating," says Narayen. "The ball is in our court. The onus is on us to deliver."Narayen made no mention of the challenges that Adobe has to ...
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