SkyFire Browser for iPhone with Flash!

[whocaresit]

I hope stevie allows this one through

LINK

 

[Fernandez21]

Uhgg, dooood. Not cool, for a second I thought is had been approved and available at the app store, the story is over a week old. Still have my fingers crossed for approval, anyone know how long it takes?

 

[spblat]

Uhgg, dooood. Not cool, for a second I thought is had been approved and available at the app store, the story is over a week old. Still have my fingers crossed for approval, anyone know how long it takes?

A long long time.

 

[PhazonUK]

Got my hopes up...thought you were going to say it had been approved.
Although I'm sure it'll end up on Engadget or MacRumors front page IF it is approved.

 

[macfan881]

they say something along with using safari workage in there isn't that use of private API's?

 

[anonymous guy]

going to keep an eye on this one

 

[kepner]

they say something along with using safari workage in there isn't that use of private API's?

They claim to be using the "Safari" browser. I think what they really mean is that they're just using a UIWebView. Skyfire just somehow knows when there is a compatible flash video player on the page, and offers to convert and stream you a version that'll play in iOS's QuickTime player.