Every iPhone and iPad user out there is well aware that these mobile devices have no support for Flash. Flash is the basis of most web video platforms on the web and many interactive websites and games. Apple does not support Flash due to a feud between themselves and Adobe, the developers of Flash. That’s another story, however.
iPhone users will be happy with the news that Skyfire are working to solve this problem for you. The only thing is, Apple still have to approve it which could be the rock this particular development perishes on. We will wait to see how this works out, but it looks good so far.
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This is a first look at the Skyfire 2.0 Mobile Browser for iPhone which will be shortly submitted to Apple for their potential approval. This is not the final version that will be released to the public, just a quick demo of the mobile browser running on iOS4. Skyfire is known for its ability to bring Flash videos to mobile platforms.
Adobe have decided to offer Aussies the chance to subscribe to their popular and expensive software products, such as Adobe CS3 (Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Photoshop, Illusrator, etc).