Flash can be made better, its up to Adobe and the others to actually collaborate for once. Its not all Adobes fault. It seems Google is working with Adobe to make flash work, I wish Apple would too. Lets just get this pissing contest over with so we can enjoy the technology. Oh yeah, don't give me the HTML5 BS because HTML5 is a protocol and Flash is a framework, its always going to be different.
Answer: It is because Flash is an application building framework, and Flash apps wouldn't be subject to the AppStore tax....
Remember what mobile apps cost before Apple and their appstore?
App store tax my ass.
Which is the funniest thing about all of the App store complaints. Consumers are paying less and developers are making more. Apple must be evil.
Which is the funniest thing about all of the App store complaints. Consumers are paying less and developers are making more. Apple must be evil.
I will be picking up my Nexus One sometime very soon. This looks to be a tablet that I also would be interested in.
See I don't hate smartphones or tablets, just the garbage put out by Apple.
When Apple creates a product that is not garbage the service side fills in the sucktastic gap.
Despite the author's claim that Flash and AIR apps run "flawlessly" on the tablet, Daring Fireball's John Gruber points out that the device's browser crashes while the user is accessing YouTube in one video clip.]
Actually I pressed the home button, it didn't crash.
Android OS gives u an error message if it does crash so just to clarify.
I think I was trying to hit the Back button and hit the Home button.
The race to the bottom prices are unrealistic. Apple needs better search functionality. It is far too easy for a great application to be lost in the mist of 'mediocre' applications. Only a minority of developers actually earn a decent $$ from the Appstore. False gold.
Did anyone actually read the story? He was totally impressed with how well Flash ran and advised people that it would probably be better to hold out for an android tablet.
ALSO: Flash didn't crash according to the article. They just hit the home button by mistake.
read ppl.
And the prototype . . . still hasn't shipped.
Did anyone actually read the story? He was totally impressed with how well Flash ran and advised people that it would probably be better to hold out for an android tablet.
ALSO: Flash didn't crash according to the article. They just hit the home button by mistake.
read ppl.
Ironically, I just watched the linked Flash video on my Nokia N900 (typing this on) bought November last year that shipped with proper Flash. Not Lite.
This not shipped nonsense must stop.
Flash can be made better, its up to Adobe and the others to actually collaborate for once. Its not all Adobes fault. It seems Google is working with Adobe to make flash work, I wish Apple would too. Lets just get this pissing contest over with so we can enjoy the technology. Oh yeah, don't give me the HTML5 BS because HTML5 is a protocol and Flash is a framework, its always going to be different.
I think Adobe would be shocked to learn you have a non-beta version of Flash Player 10 running on your N900. (Which is what the conversation is about...)
Adobe has been promising Flash on mobiles since the iPhone has been released.
3 years on, no whisper of that. They haven't even been able to deliver it on Android, which is a completely open source platform that has been in the market for over 2 years.
The only reason they seem to be getting closer is because it seems that now its Google's engineers who have taken over.
HTML 5 is a nice idea but it isn't ready to offer a full replacement to Flash.
Flash clearly needs an overhaul and by getting into the mobile market, it will be forced on Adobe to make the needed changes.
Please enough with the "magical" BS. It was gay when Steve Jobs said it and it still is when people say it now. There is nothing magical about the internet. The tech works the way it was designed and how we'd expect it to. There is nothing mysterious or overwhelming about any of this tech...especially the iPaperweight a.k.a iPad.