There is no official Flash on the iPhone yet, but MS Silverlight can be.
At a meeting with shareholders, Steve Jobs said that this summer we will have a boom of programs for the iPhone. It is not clear what he meant - the SDK will appear only in the summer, or the SDK will appear in the spring, and the software developers will only swing by the summer. Tonight will be clearer.
Also at this meeting, he clarified the situation with Flash. In the near future, Apple is not going to “beg” Adobe to release the player under the touch platform, due to the fact that the iPhone / iTouch promotes the “full” Internet, but these devices simply do not pull full flash sites. But they do not need Flash-lite, due to the fact that it is "neutered", and indeed not widely distributed.
But much more interesting is the situation with the competitor Flash - Microsoft Silverlight.
At the opened MIX'08 conference, the guys from Redmond announced support for the Nokia Symbian S40, S60, N800 (and similar devices). And the long-awaited support for Windows Mobile.
In connection with the support of such a range of devices, comrades from OpenNETCF do not exclude the knight's move from MS, namely after the release of the SDK for the apple, the output and Silverlight.
Sources:
www.iphoneatlas.com/2008/03/04/jobs-youll-see-a-lot-of-iphone-apps-this-summer-no-flash-anytime-soon
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Also at this meeting, he clarified the situation with Flash. In the near future, Apple is not going to “beg” Adobe to release the player under the touch platform, due to the fact that the iPhone / iTouch promotes the “full” Internet, but these devices simply do not pull full flash sites. But they do not need Flash-lite, due to the fact that it is "neutered", and indeed not widely distributed.
But much more interesting is the situation with the competitor Flash - Microsoft Silverlight.
At the opened MIX'08 conference, the guys from Redmond announced support for the Nokia Symbian S40, S60, N800 (and similar devices). And the long-awaited support for Windows Mobile.
In connection with the support of such a range of devices, comrades from OpenNETCF do not exclude the knight's move from MS, namely after the release of the SDK for the apple, the output and Silverlight.
Sources:
www.iphoneatlas.com/2008/03/04/jobs-youll-see-a-lot-of-iphone-apps-this-summer-no-flash-anytime-soon
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