Adobe Working Hard to Get Flash Onto Phones
Why do people want Flash on their phone?
Think about it. The majority of Flash content (aside from videos, which most phones have far-superior standalone apps for) , all you're left with for Flash is annoying web sites and annoying advertisements (Lowermybills, Free Smileys, etc.) Every other time, it's a resource hog. I'm reminded of the days I had Flash mobile for my Pocket PC and all it did was make the already-not-usable browser even less so.
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bluecoyote said:
Think about it. The majority of Flash content (aside from videos, which most phones have far-superior standalone apps for) , all you're left with for Flash is annoying web sites and annoying advertisements (Lowermybills, Free Smileys, etc.) Every other time, it's a resource hog. I'm reminded of the days I had Flash mobile for my Pocket PC and all it did was make the already-not-usable browser even less so.
flash can be a good thing..instead of using a youtube app. you can just go to youtube.com from your mobile browser and watch videos. but skyfire already does that...it could be a little faster tho.
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sprintisbetter said:
flash can be a good thing..instead of using a youtube app. you can just go to youtube.com from your mobile browser and watch videos. but skyfire already does that...it could be a little faster tho.
I still have yet to see why viewing Youtube in a mobile browser would be better than a dedicated Youtube app...
I dunno about other phones, but I know that iPhone OS and Android is smart enough that if I click a youtube link in an SMS or email or in a browser, it opens the video in the Youtube app.
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ok your question could be applied to a computer as well as a phone. there are other sites than youtube, hulu the daily show south park the list goes on
also, porn.
also, porn.
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