Desktop based browsers like Chrome as well as the already Apple approved Skyfire both sport built in flash players. I'm not very technologically inclined, at least not beyond a certain point, so I thought I'd throw my curiosities out to you whom are more informed on this stuff than I am. What is holding back third-party iPad browsers from building built in flash players? RAM? Battery? Apple (Why did they approve Skyfire then?) Or is it harder than it seems?
I'd love to see HTML5 take over Flash but in today's day and age I'd also love to have flash on my iPad. At least, when I have an outlet nearby.
Also, while Skyfire supports flash, it's extremely buggy - only available for the iPhone and is a fairly crappy browser when you're not doing flash based tasks (for the 15% of flash it can support) but it would be awesome to see Atomic, Perfect or iCab roll out something like the tap to see flash programs on computers.
I'd love to see HTML5 take over Flash but in today's day and age I'd also love to have flash on my iPad. At least, when I have an outlet nearby.
Also, while Skyfire supports flash, it's extremely buggy - only available for the iPhone and is a fairly crappy browser when you're not doing flash based tasks (for the 15% of flash it can support) but it would be awesome to see Atomic, Perfect or iCab roll out something like the tap to see flash programs on computers.