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phonesreview.co.uk - 10/14/2008
Apple dismisses Microsoft Silverlight and Adobe Flash on iPhone: Hello Google
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Microsoft announced its Silverlight not so long ago but Apple still say “NO” they will not install the Silverlight or Adobe Flash on its iPhones. Seeing as Apple has said no to Microsoft Silverlight or Adobe Flash it seems that considering the all new open source nature of Google’s mobile ...
Why Flash Will Suck on the iPhone
maclife.com - 10/8/2008
Why Flash Will Suck on the iPhone
— maclife.com — We’ve all watched with irritation as Apple and Adobe continue their public spat over Flash on the... iPhone. Adobe says it’s almost ready, Apple hints that it’s not good enough for the holiest of all phones. We’re stuck in the middle of this lovers quarrel imaging a world with Flash games and videos on (more) Why Flash Will Suck on the iPhone

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microsoft.com - 10/16/2008
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS08-057 – Critical: Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Excel Could ...
— microsoft.com — This security update resolves three privately reported vulnerabilities in Microsoft Office Excel that could allow remote code... execution if a user opens a specially crafted Excel file. An attacker who successfully exploited these vulnerabilities could ... (more) Microsoft Security Bulletin MS08-057 – Critical: ...

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webmonkey.com - 10/14/2008
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— webmonkey.com — According to Microsoft’s latest Silverlight announcement , Apple shows little to no interest in installing either Silverlight... or Adobe Flash on its iPhones. Thanks to the open source nature of Google’s mobile operating system Android, on the other ... (more) Microsoft

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