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Adobe has taken its fight with Apple over iPhone Flash support directly to the phone’s users with a new message on their download pages. Full Article at Mirror.co.uk
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Adobe’s getting snarky over the continued absence of Flash on the iPhone, now presenting users with the above message which reads: Flash Player not available for your device. Apple restricts use of technologies required by products like Flash Player. Full Article at The iPhone Blog
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Bigger. Less-expensive. More secure. That's how Adobe Systems Inc. would describe the update to its Web meeting software and service, Acrobat Connect Pro. Full Article at NetworkWorld
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We don't want no stinkin' flash - Adobe! Full Article at MacDailyNews
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Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water, the circle of sniping over Flash on the iPhone has begun anew. Full Article at The Industry Standard
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Maybe a few iPhone 1.0 users whose contracts have expired ... but not too many.
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Adobe is in a really unique position to offer any media creator anywhere in the world the ability to create content for all devices, but even more importantly now, the ability to close the loop and optimize that content
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As you build your content, keep an eye on how big your RAM is, it will make it easier for us to do our job
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One of the biggest challenges was smartphone memory
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