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So in other words, adobe spent more time writing the tech note then investigating the issue. Yep, sounds like adobe.
Kinda like Apple and the iPhone antenna issue? And storing your location information?
So in other words, adobe spent more time writing the tech note then investigating the issue. Yep, sounds like adobe.
Apparently not close enough to actually touch an Apple product.Adobe notes that it continues to "work closely" with Apple on bringing a high quality Flash experience to Mac users.
Sure, you can have that option. And you can have twelve boulders of granite affixed to your car on your way to the store to buy this flash compatible iPad, and let's see if you make there with enough gas. Have fun with that.
It's ABHORRENT that adobe's products haven't worked well with major Apple OS upgrades at time of release for years now. It's not like they're in the dark. The developer builds are out there. They can get **** together in time to at least have a coherent update schedule. Their press releases from yesterday are the equivalent of shrugging their shoulders, like they never saw Lion coming.
Actually, Adobe started to go into the crapper when they fired all the graybeards (who would've known better).Seriously, do you guys stay on top of anything? Is the whole staff made up of middle-aged people that can't keep up?
Apple didn't store your location information, they stored the location of cell towers. Look it up.And storing your location information?
USB 3.0 will wind up in Macs when Intel includes support in their chipsets, and not until.The way I see it is that Apple is simply endorsing and making use of one solution over another in the same way that they promote Thunderbolt over USB3 (or some other similar comparisons).
Im currently using the Flash 11 (64-bit) beta with Lion and Safari 5.1 and my experience is very enjoyable. Very low CPU usage, very smooth - high quality frame rates.
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no flash is The reason I won't buy an iPad
Adobe, you're a ship without a rudder. Get your feces assembled.
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Apple didn't store your location information, they stored the location of cell towers. Look it up.
Here's something Adobe could do: Why don't they get a jailbroken iOS device, develop Flash Player for it, and show it to everyone? Perhaps even release it on Cydia. That way everyone can see how well (or how poorly) it runs on iOS, and it even gives jailbreakers a chance to try it for themselves.Adobe's not entirely at fault for the current OS woes. Flash runs well enough on my computer WITH Lion. Apple only contributes by pushing Adobe farther away from even developing. We have no idea how far they've gotten with an Adobe Flash Player for iOS because it's never been released and all Steve says is "power consumption." Adobe's done great with developing Flash for Android.
lol storing cell tower locations on YOUR iPhone do as much good for apple as your internet cache folder.Funny they changed their tune when they got caught. But that's ok because Apple did it, right?
lol storing cell tower locations on YOUR iPhone do as much good for apple as your internet cache folder.![]()
That isn't the point. They gathered the information without your knowledge and then pretended that they didn't know that the phone was doing it.
Here's the problem. Regardless of where you stand on the issue Apple shouldn't restrict users from Flash. If I buy a product I should be able to use it how I want. They can choose not to pre-install it but I should still have the option. Adobe and Apple need to take a week long vacation together, make love and get back to where they were before. Steven just take them back.
Shantanu Narayen? Is that you?The reason why flash sucks on mac? well that lies down to apple not wanting to comunicate and help adobe create a better viewer experience with flash on mac. It works fantastically with windows, because window's help adobe to give window's users a better experience naturally. and that's what apple should be doing at the moment.
Kinda like Apple and the iPhone antenna issue? And storing your location information?
Adobe, you're a ship without a rudder. Get your feces assembled.
I know, it didn't happen, right? The phone did it by itself, Apple didn't program it to do so.
I dont see the connection. On one hand you have a programming bug, which is present in all software, on the other hand you have adobe apparently using one system configuration and a pre-release of an operating system to write their support notes off. It sounds to me like this literally came from one person sitting at one machine inside adobe hq and noticing that his flash performance was not hardware accelerated and thus assuming that it was the case for every lion system out there.
As for the antenna issue, the fact that everyone is still using their ip4's with the same antenna sort of speaks about the actual scale of that problem.
I don't care what one thinks of the iPad or Flash -- but Flash is a very inconvenient omission on the iPad. I've had several, "Oh, this is just stupid" moments while using my iPad.