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Adobe Kills Flash For Android And Other Mobile Devices

Today is the day Adobe finally killed Flash development for mobile devices. Flash is used to play your videos, games, and other popular things on the web. Every since the iPhone came out, one of the problems was that it didn't support Flash. This was a big deal since a lot of websites were build with Flash and were unable to be viewed within Safari. Apple was mainly trying to push everyone to start using HTML5 and other formats since they were safer. So finally Adobe has moved on to other things.

ZDNet had this to say:
"Our future work with Flash on mobile devices will be focused on enabling Flash developers to package native apps with Adobe AIR for all the major app stores. We will no longer adapt Flash Player for mobile devices to new browser, OS version or device configurations. Some of our source code licensees may opt to continue working on and releasing their own implementations. We will continue to support the current Android and PlayBook configurations with critical bug fixes and security updates."

Flash will still be updated with bug fixes and security updates for time to time, however that is the only attention it is going to get. So for all of those other devices out there Advertised with being able to support Flash, that's the last we'll see of you.

7.1 MEGAPIXEL iPad CAMERA With 4X Zoom, Flash, & 1.5" LCD!

The Sakar "AppClix" Disney iPad Camera is an external camera for the iPad 1 & 2. This camera has it's own built-in dock connector which will allow you to transfer your photos right on your iPad. You can download an app called Disney Pix which will act as a middle-man when you transfer photos to your Photos app. The camera itself has 7.1 MegaPixels, 4X Zoom, a rechargeable battery, built-in flash, and a 1.5 inch LCD screen. Now I must warn you, you will get to choose a Disney character design, which some people might not want, but that nothing a sticker can't fix! The Disney iPad Camera is available for $59.95 in the links below!

Adobe launches Flash Media Server and Flash access to iOS

Adobe announced today at the show IBC Amsterdam that it launches Adobe Flash Media Server 4.5 and Adobe Flash Access 3.0, Boy Genius report, of which none need approval of Apple?s so that it works. Famous Apple does not Flash on its devices, of course, which means that the users of iPhone and iPad are even sometimes through videos when he surfs on the web that they can?t watch, which can be a little frustrating. Flash Media Server 4.5 means that Web site publishers can now offer content using a single stream suitable for devices that are able to show Flash, such as the Android tablets, for example, and iOS, also non-Flash devices. Publishers who fork over $4,500 for Adobe Flash Media Server, which is now available, will be able to stream content Flash iOS devices, meaning that iOS browser support Safari for Flash (which will happen!) is not necessary. ?Adobe has a deep heritage in providing video solutions to deliver content online and on the device. With Flash Media Server 4.5 and Flash Access 3.0, we?re for businesses to reach more customers and more devices, help increase the impact of video experiences, improve their brands, and finally, the commercial success of drive, ? said Pritham Shetty, Vice President, video Solutions, Adobe. So I hope that this means that we?ll are perhaps less of those annoying messages telling us that we need to download Flash on our iPads and iPhone when we?re, try to view a video!

Source: Adobe finally brings Flash to iPhone and iPad
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Since j/b, Youtube links treated as Flash...

Since j/b, Youtube links treated as Flash... Thus, I just jailbroke my iPad the autre day (wanted dedicated video from my TV) and since the j/b, I noticed that in the land of the internet links that direct me to the Youtube videos are treated as if they were Flash videos and get the same cold shoulder as Flash.

Someone else?

If you go app Youtube itself, that does happen. All this is just peachy in the application itself, but not on the web at Youtube links....