"Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs said the iPhone won't be using Adobe Systems' Inc.'s popular Flash media player any time soon, saying the technology doesn't meet his company's performance standards for video. Jobs said the version of Flash formatted to personal computers is too slow on the iPhone while the mobile version of the media player is "is not capable of being used with the web." The comments come a day before Apple is set to introduce the company's plan for iPhone SDK, the software developers kit which will allow third-party developers to create applications that can work in conjunction with the popular handheld device."
At the CCC event last summer, Rob was hacking away on Gnash for iPhone. How's that going? If Apple really do want some Flash support on iPhone, maybe Gnash (which is working on the XO, IIRC) might be the way to go, and Apple are not wholly unfamiliar with contributing to GPL projects. matt _______________________________________________ Gnash-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnash-dev
