Adobe Overstates Its Intentions with the iPhone
Written by IT News on 10:54 AMBy: Filip Truta, Apple News Editor
Tuesday saw Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen saying that Apple iPhone is to obtain flash from San Jose-based Software Company. This, of course, is an exaggeration, as Adobe also needs approval from Apple and recommendations on how to do so.
This Adobe position on Tuesday: "We are also committed to experience flash iPhone, and we will work with Apple. We appreciated SDK, we can now begin to develop flash player himself, and we think that benefits our joint customers' Shantanu Narayen said during a conference call to announce quarterly earnings on Adobe.
Meanwhile, Adobe realized that Apple's support is crucial to obtaining the outbreak at the iPhone. There's just one little problem: Apple is not interested in obtaining the outbreak that child: Job once said, the iPhone "needs something much better than the current flash player that Adobe does for cellular phones. The Flash Player option that fits the bill are for devices, such as portable computers, which more than iPhone, as a consequence, he performs too slowly on the iPhone."
If Adobe can not do it himself, Apple sure is not going to reduce its schedule to study the issue. Adobe clarification on (Wednesday) at Narayen… comments:
"Adobe is an assessment iPhone SDK, and is now beginning to develop in such a way to bring the Flash Player for the iPhone. However, to bring the full capabilities of flash iPhone Web browser experience, we need to work with Apple for the fact that the above is available through the SDK and the current license around. "
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