Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Mon 5th Oct 2009 11:07 UTC
Adobe and various members of the OpenScreenProject announced today news about the upcoming release of Flash 10.1, the first Flash version to get released as a full browser plugin for various smartphone platforms.
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Member since:2008-03-17
The point I believe he was making was that flash is horribly inefficient and thus even if it is available on mobile devices it is a waste of resources which in turn represents a waste of power (fairly critical in mobile devices).
Either way the trend these days is away from flash more towards javascript and html5.
If anything just having flash on a mobile could become a pain due to the number of flash advertisements on websites munching away at the cpu.
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2005-09-27
In terms of power Cellphones are about 10 years behind PC's. Flash has been around longer then 10 years. Even if Mobile flash can do the early flash stuff it would be an improvement.