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To: ctdonath2

The one real negative about the iPad and iPhone is that they don’t support Flash, as any iPad and iPhone user knows. I do hope that Apple addresses that problem ASAP. I’ve read that it’s not an easy fix but, hey, it’s Apple. They can do just about anything


38 posted on 10/28/2010 1:23:31 PM PDT by NCC-1701 (HEY, NAZI PELOUSY, ON NOVEMBER 2, WE WILL DRAIN THE SWAMP!)
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To: NCC-1701; Mamzelle; Citizen of the Savage Nation
The one real negative about the iPad and iPhone is that they don’t support Flash, as any iPad and iPhone user knows. I do hope that Apple addresses that problem ASAP. I’ve read that it’s not an easy fix but, hey, it’s Apple. They can do just about anything

You can use Flash on iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch using Cloud Browse. The latest issue of Mac|Life has an article on this. But it's still in beta. And Flash expects a mouse, not a touch screen. So we will look forward to the near future when all Flash apps are converted to HTML5. Not to worry. Adobe, the maker of Flash, is busy building tools for HTML5.

41 posted on 10/28/2010 1:53:54 PM PDT by stripes1776
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To: NCC-1701

The apps more than make up for the lack of Flash.


54 posted on 10/29/2010 6:35:55 PM PDT by ctdonath2 (+)
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