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November 9, 2011 11:59 am GMT
The year was 2008. I was at an event focused on mobile, sitting in on a roundtable discussion with several folks from key companies in the industry. One gentleman was from Adobe. The iPhone had launched the previous year, famously without any support for Flash. A lot of folks were up in arms about this including several at this table. The guy from Adobe assured everyone: mobile Flash would be coming soon. And it was going to be wonderful. The notion that Apple wouldn't include it on the iPhone because of performance issues was pure hogwash.The same thing was said in 2009.The same thing was said in 2010.The same thing was still being said in 2011.
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Steve’s Last Laugh: Adobe Killing Off Flash For Mobile Devices
The year was 2008. I was at an event focused on mobile, sitting in on a roundtable discussion with several folks from key companies in the industry. One gentleman was from Adobe. The iPhone had launched the previous year, famously without any support for Flash. A lot of folks were up in arms about this including several at this table. The guy from Adobe assured everyone: mobile Flash would be coming soon. And it was going to be wonderful. The notion that Apple wouldn't include it on the iPhone because of performance issues was pure hogwash.The same thing was said in 2009.The same thing was said in 2010.The same thing was still being said in 2011.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/l4aWdwUF_Js/
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