The best thing for Adobe to do right now is get flash player up to
STELLAR performance, even by Apples standards and then refuse to put
it on the iPhone. That would just be funny.
When flash is benchmarking html5 under the table, then adobe will have
some barganing chips if you will. I dont agree with Jobs attitude but
flash could use a performance update on adobe's end. Since the
majority of smart phones are leaning towards touch, it may be time to
graduate. Not to mention the fact that touch screen computers and
keyboards are on their way. We don't want flash to not be able to work
on regular desktops. But I hope/am thinking Adobe is already on this
one and it will be some time before touch is standard.
Maybe add a displays.touch class to the IDE? Is there a way currently
to check if a computer uses touch? I am thinking not but stand to be
corrected.
Karl
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On Apr 29, 2010, at 3:21 PM, Brian Mays <bm...@newsok.com> wrote:
On 4/29/10 2:35 PM, "Merrill, Jason" <jason.merr...@bankofamerica.com>
wrote:
Right now I'm more of the opinion that rolling your eyes and
moving on
is the right thing to do.
I'll third that.
I've been preaching at our company to continue to do Flash graphics
for our
news site. But those graphics are targeted to our desktop users. The
iPhone
users get a site that isn't built to handle graphics like that. The
iPad
users get a customized site as well. Now we can say our desktop
users have
their own product :)
Brian Mays
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