Apple has approved the Skyfire mobile browser which is capable of playing Flash video. It will be available in the App Store soon.
http://www.skyfire.com/product/iphone
According to CNNMoney, Skyfire will be available for download at 9 a.m. ET on Thursday for $2.99.
To get around Apple's restriction, Skyfire came up with an innovative solution: When users click on a page that contains Flash video, Skyfire's servers download, render and translate the video into HTML5, which is a Web standard that iOS devices support. Skyfire then displays a thumbnail that users can click on to stream the video from its servers. "We will attack those pesky blue Flash error messages," said Jeffrey Glueck, Skyfire's CEO.
http://www.skyfire.com/product/iphone
According to CNNMoney, Skyfire will be available for download at 9 a.m. ET on Thursday for $2.99.
To get around Apple's restriction, Skyfire came up with an innovative solution: When users click on a page that contains Flash video, Skyfire's servers download, render and translate the video into HTML5, which is a Web standard that iOS devices support. Skyfire then displays a thumbnail that users can click on to stream the video from its servers. "We will attack those pesky blue Flash error messages," said Jeffrey Glueck, Skyfire's CEO.
