Yeah yeah I know, cue the "I never use flash when I'm browsing" people, let's go ahead and get that out of the way now.
Patiently waiting here for this Skyfire browser to be released:
http://mygadgetnews.com/2010/11/03/...oved-brings-flash-for-iphone-ipad-ipod-touch/
It will be nice to have flash, I've seriously been considering ditching my ipad for an android tablet, even though I dearly love my ipad. At least in my personal browsing I'd say I run into a flash dead end wall on virtually every site I visit, from gadget blogs to medical research sites to media blogs and news sites I will invariably find a flash video on the vast majority of them.
Crossing my fingers that this is a viable solution. Skyfire is really taking the flash video and reencoding them to HTML5 on their site, on the fly, and streaming it to the device, pretty ingenious way to get past Apple's approval process. But in practice we will have to see if it works well, but at this point I'd rather have a half ass solution than nothing.
Patiently waiting here for this Skyfire browser to be released:
http://mygadgetnews.com/2010/11/03/...oved-brings-flash-for-iphone-ipad-ipod-touch/
It will be nice to have flash, I've seriously been considering ditching my ipad for an android tablet, even though I dearly love my ipad. At least in my personal browsing I'd say I run into a flash dead end wall on virtually every site I visit, from gadget blogs to medical research sites to media blogs and news sites I will invariably find a flash video on the vast majority of them.
Crossing my fingers that this is a viable solution. Skyfire is really taking the flash video and reencoding them to HTML5 on their site, on the fly, and streaming it to the device, pretty ingenious way to get past Apple's approval process. But in practice we will have to see if it works well, but at this point I'd rather have a half ass solution than nothing.