Skyfire Browser App To Bring Adobe Flash Videos To iPhone; Submitted To App Store For Approval
Skyfire Browser App To Bring Adobe Flash Videos To iPhone; Submitted To App Store For Approval
Skyfire, the Mountain View based developer of mobile web browsers, has announced that their browser application for iPhone is ready and has been submitted to the App Store for Apple's approval. This comes five months after the company announced its work on the iOS platform. If approved, Skyfire will join...
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bullshit
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well this will be on cydia if it doesn't get accepted
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waiting ....
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Although it would be nice to be able to view Flash content, I don't think it's worth changing. browsers for. Soon people will be selling their soul to the devil for a Flash Player ha ha
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Transitioning to html5 is the correct way - it should be done on the primary web site already!
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@Ico websites don't want to convert the flash videos and animations to html5 because they would lose the functionalities. Plus, they surely don't have or can have programmers that are able to create the same or better effect using html5 technologies. So, this is a good temporary solution and Apple should offer this on his Safari mobile browser but that would definitively tell Adobe their technology is bullshit... Will Skyfire be approved ? I hope but I am not sure, and if not, they can offer this solution without the need of a special browser.
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Apple will find a way of not approving cuz it seems personal jobs doesn't want flash period
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This is just a work around for flash, not a solution. Frash anyone? I use it on my iPhone 4 and its still a little buggy/slow to respond, but the general idea gets through. Most of the time its not mobile optimized so its slow, even on android handsets. Flash just wasn't meant for mobile. Java was however....
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I don't get it at all. I might be wrong in saying this but Youtube is run on Flash doesn't it? So why apple is not letting us have flash? Please don'tflame me if I'm wrong!!!
Thanks
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Lol don't worry I won't flame you :) Youtube on the iPhonw doesn't use Flash it uses a video format the iPhone can understand which is either mp4 or h.264 (They might be the same thing I'm not sure...)
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@:) that was funny
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Do those tacos REALLY suck...?
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Apple will use different tech, thats for sure! flash has been around for a while already.... we need some new!
