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Is the iPhone getting Flash?

by Brady on October 2, 2008

image That’s the rumor!

Apparantly when the iPhone launched, Mr Jobs wasn’t happy with the performance on the iPhone’s ARM11 processors. Neither was he happy with the feature set of Flash Lite. What he wanted was “something in the middle”.

Adobe listened and this week at the Flash On The Beach conference, Adobe confirmed that an iPhone version of the Flash player is in development.

It’s not known when or even if the application will see the the light of day as Apple most likely in control of the release.

Hopefully Steve will like what he sees and we’ll see something soon.

Read the full story at TechCrunch

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