In your face Apple! That's what Microsoft and Adobe seem ready to tell Cupertino soon. It looks like the two companies are working hard at making Flash available to future Windows Phone 7 customers.
Back at MWC 2010 when Steve Ballmer was asked about Flash support for Windows Mobile 7 he did say that the new platform will lack Flash at the beginning but that's going to be fixed later on.
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Although some people expected Windows Mobile 7 to come with Flash support on board, unlike Apple's iPhone, that will not happen at least in the first version of Windows Phone 7. When asked during the keynote, Steve Ballmer said that the Windows Mobile 7 will not support Flash at the initial launch but that doesn't mean that future versions of it won't be able to render Flash websites.
It looks like Adobe has also confirmed this issue but Adobe said that it's working closely with Microsoft to address this problem in the future. A browser plug-in for full Flash support is coming surely in the future and the upcoming Microsoft MIX next month could reveal more details regarding Windows Mobile 7 Flash integration.
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We have more webOS-related news for you today. Besides the imminent upgrade that we've seen just earlier today we also hear that Pre and Pixi owners will be able to enjoy Flash 10.1 on their webOS come next year.
According to Adobe, Flash 10.1 is coming to Palm webOS in the first half of 2010 although there aren't any specific launch dates at this point. A public beta was supposed to be available by the end of the year but right now there aren't any signs that would either confirm or deny the public beta dates.
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So i bet if you are like me, you use Photoshop quite allot, although I must admit I am no good at the thing but i do try and I am willing to learn the basics, so it is with great pleasure that I let everyone know about Photoshop for mobile.
Every iPhone owner wants Flash player on the device, I mean, it has a nice display, nice and powerful hardware overall but the only thing holding it back from its true potential is Apple themselves, they need to be hanged by their tongues for their sins.
Adobe MAX 2009 is going to be one hell of a event which is already underway, it takes place on October 4th to 7th. Expect to see quite a few mobile devices running Flash 10.1 all smooth like.
Android news aside for the moment, RIM has made a big decision that could propel BlackBerries to the top of the food chain, or just cripple the already slow BB browser to oblivion.
T-Mobile UK will be offering the HTC Hero later this month, but instead of calling it the Hero, it will be called the HTC G2 Touch which is pretty douche but who cares really.
Sexy mother of Scott....land, the Samsung i7500 Galaxy Android handset is about to invade the UK this month, no price has been released as yet but it should come soon.Sad sad sad day for owners of the HTC Magic and the G1, it appears the new Touch Sense UI found in the HTC Hero might never make it to those phones.
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