There are also lots of JavaScript in the web that rely on mouse-overs
and such, those sites seem as crappy on the iP*s. And as a Nokia N900
owner (which runs Flash Player 9) I haven't come up with completely
unusable Flash apps (I haven't tried many games though).


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Hannu

On 3.5.2010 17:12, Reinier Zwitserloot wrote:
> Irrelevant, Roger.
> 
> You're seeing flash as an alternative to apps and the app store.
> That's a discussion by itself but whyever would Apple just give away
> that power to flash? They aren't stupid. I'm not going to get riled up
> about this either, it's opening up the walled garden by introducing an
> alternative equally closed environment. No point there.
> 
> There's a legitimate point to be made if denying flash means iP*
> devices cannot browse the 'full web', but Flash-based *SITES* of today
> *ARE* stuck in the desktop web. A blue brick is less annoying than a
> site that just doesn't seem to react to you because of the way it
> works with mouse-over and all that.
> 
> On May 3, 9:00 am, RogerV <[email protected]> wrote:
>> On May 2, 6:51 am, Reinier Zwitserloot <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>> So has ActiveX. I don't think that's even relevant to the discussion.
>>
>> The point is Flex and AIR are very capable development platforms.
>> Steve says they're somehow intrinsicaly stuck in desktop computing
>> era. Yet Apple took Mac OS X and re-adapted it with a new UI geared to
>> touch screen mobile devices. Perhaps Flex and AIR for mobile can
>> likewise be embellished with gestures and other features to suit a
>> touch screen UI. The Flex SDK can likewise be expanded with APIs for
>> interaction with accelerometers, GPS, etc. At any rate, the mobile
>> Flex and AIR for Android are in beta and will be released this summer.
>> So we'll see then.
>>
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