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Adobe readies Flash for iPhone, waits for Apple approval
Safari on the Apple iPhone offers almost certainly the best mobile browsing experience out there, but the device’s lack of Flash support is certainly a major bone of contention for many users. That could soon change, it seems, with recent news that Adobe is actively developing a port for the iPhone and iPod touch.
That said, the company reiterated that an Adobe Flash player for iPhone depends entirely on Apple's approval, and that a player could be made available “in a very short time” if they are given the go ahead. Apple and Adobe have had an on-and-off relationship with each other regarding Flash on the iPhone, particularly over the plug-in being too CPU-intensive and other security and privacy related concerns.
That said, the company reiterated that an Adobe Flash player for iPhone depends entirely on Apple's approval, and that a player could be made available “in a very short time” if they are given the go ahead. Apple and Adobe have had an on-and-off relationship with each other regarding Flash on the iPhone, particularly over the plug-in being too CPU-intensive and other security and privacy related concerns.
