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CSS Animation Coming to Safari, Already in iPhone. Less Dependence on Flash?
macrumors.com - 2/6/2009
CSS Animation Coming to Safari, Already in iPhone. Less Dependence on Flash?
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The Webkit blog reports that the latest WebKit builds now support explicit animations in CSS. CSS Animations is one of the enhancements to CSS proposed by the WebKit project that we've been calling CSS Effects (eg. gradients, masks, t...
CSS Animation
webkit.org - 2/6/2009
CSS Animation
— webkit.org — WebKit now supports explicit animations in CSS. As a counterpart to transitions, animations provide a way to... declare repeating animated effects, with keyframes, completely in CSS. With a recent nightly build, you can see the above animation in ... (more) CSS Animation
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He Said/She said: Flash Not Coming to iPhone
crunchgear.com - 2/3/2009
He Said/She said: Flash Not Coming to iPhone
— crunchgear.com — So now PC World is reporting that Flash won't be coming to the iPhone because: "It's a... hard technical challenge, and that's part of the reason Apple and Adobe are collaborating," [Adobe CEO Shantanu] Narayen told Bloomberg Television at the World ... (more) He Said/She said: Flash Not Coming to iPhone

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Cult of Mac:  Report: Apple To Animate Safari As Flash Alternative

9 to 5 Mac - Apple Intelligence:  Will Apple ever put Flash on the iPod/iPhone?

The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW):  CSS Animation to replace need for Flash in MobileSafari? Not likely

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Report: Apple To Animate Safari As Flash Alternative
Cult of Mac — ... For some time, programmers have used CSS Animation for the mobile version of Safari. The routines allow Web developers to present animated graphics and 3D effects, removing the need for complex JavaScript, according to MacRumors. ...

Will Apple ever put Flash on the iPod/iPhone?
9 to 5 Mac - Apple Intelligence — The news these days seems to go back and forth.  Adobe says they are moving on Flash for the iPhone.  Meanwhile Apple's Webkit team are working on ways around Flash using new CSS standards.  Apple, of course, has been silent on the matter.  Last we heard, Steve Jobs said last year that Flash in its current form doesn't run well on the iPhone hardware and Flash Lite wasn't a compelling offer.  Adobe plans to have Flash running at full speed on newer ARM hardware in the second half of this year, about the same time ...

CSS Animation to replace need for Flash in MobileSafari? Not likely
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) — ... MacRumors's Arnold Kim suggests that Apple may be looking to obviate the need for Flash on the iPhone and iPod touch through the implementation of web tools like CSS Animation. I would argue that while CSS is powerful, getting Flash on the iPhone is about one thing and one thing only: Games. ...

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CSS Animation in Latest WebKit Builds, Threat to Flash On iPhone? — TheAppleBlog
According to the official WebKit blog , the browser rendering engine now supports some explicit CSS animations. A recent nightly build brings support for keyframes and repeating animated effects coded directly in CSS. The animation features are currently exclusive to test builds of Safari, ...
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