I read an article, well several that said some flash content well be viewable on iOS devices. The iOS devices will not have flash, but Adobe will allow some flash content to be viewed through HTML5.
I read an article, well several that said some flash content well be viewable on iOS devices. The iOS devices will not have flash, but Adobe will allow some flash content to be viewed through HTML5.
With Windows 8 not showing flash on their mobile platforms either, it's no longer just an Apple and Adobe issue.
Flash is a resource pig. It's dead...
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lol.This isn't flash coming to iPhone at all.. It's selected flash content being converted to HTML5.
Read the Windows 8 announcement on Flash again. No plans for support on ARM processors ever, and limited support on Intel mobile.
Adobe has a dying pig on their hands and they know it. Their recent product launch that let's content providers convert Flash to HTML 5 on the fly through a server add on is a precursor to their next announcement of an HTML 5 development environment to replace Flash completely.
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Isn't Windows 8 going to replace Windows Phone 7? Rumors about Flash on WP7 have been floating for about a year. On May 24th Microsoft had their "Mango" (WP7.5) Preview:It's far from dead. Whether that is good or bad is simply a matter of opinion. Last I heard though Flash is coming to Windows Phone as well as Blackberry. That just leaves iOS the only mobile OS without Flash.
Source.Flash support: IE 9 Mobile doesn?t support plug-ins, but Microsoft is seemingly not ruling out Flash support in the future (for some reason). A spokesperson said, re: Flash: ?(T)here?s nothing new on this front. Adobe and Microsoft have a strong history of partnership and continue to work together to deliver Flash technology available in the market today to all Windows Mobile 6.5-based Windows Phones available now and in the future.?
Adobe also said they are working on flash for iOS.I'm aware of the Windows 8 announcement but I said Windows Phone and according to Adobe they are working on it. Whether it will happen or not is anyone's guess. It could end up exactly how they were working on it for iOS back in the day. Dead end.