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iPhone fans (myself included) have been waiting for years for some glimmer of hope in the Flash-on-iPhone situation. We know that Adobe was gung ho about bringing it aboard, but Apple’s non response pretty much stopped it before it could even get started.
Looks like Adobe’s finally had enough of playing the patient would-be partner. Its good will is clearly spent, judging from the brief but kinda snippy message on its Flash download page. When a mobile user attempts to access the webpage with an iPhone, they get a few sentences about how Flash’s lack of support for the iPhone is all Apple’s fault.
This would’ve made me laugh, that is, if it wasn’t already making me want to cry.
Via: GearDiary, Engadget Mobile
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Looks like Adobe’s finally had enough of playing the patient would-be partner. Its good will is clearly spent, judging from the brief but kinda snippy message on its Flash download page. When a mobile user attempts to access the webpage with an iPhone, they get a few sentences about how Flash’s lack of support for the iPhone is all Apple’s fault.
This would’ve made me laugh, that is, if it wasn’t already making me want to cry.
Via: GearDiary, Engadget Mobile
Read More From Source
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