New iSwifter App Lets You Use Flash on your iPad

From SocialTimes: iSwifter is a cloud-based service that streams flash content to mobile devices including tablets. iSwifter also has a new update that provides users flash-enabled web browsing capability for their iPad – letting them access any flash video or game.

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Posted: Mar 15 2011
Tags: app development, App Store, Apple, apps, Flash, iOS, iPad, news, tablet, tablets
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Flowplayer now supports iPhone and iPad

iPad and iPhone support With Flowplayer 3.2.3 your audience can see videos with iPad and iPhone. Because Flash is not supported on those devices the build in Quick Time player is being used instead. This feature works on the fly if you setup your player like this <a href="path/to/video.mp4"> <img src="splash-image.png" /> </a> This [...]

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Posted: Nov 03 2010
Tags: Flash, iPhone, mobile video
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Apple eases app restrictions, Adobe shares jump

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Apple Inc is easing restrictions for building iPhone and iPad applications, a move that should allow for the use of third-party tools such as Adobe Systems’ Flash software and ease tension between the two companies. Shares…

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Posted: Sep 13 2010
Tags: Adobe, app development, Apple, Flash
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Video on the telephone

Unfortunately we’ll miss out Down Under, but phone users in the UK, Europe and Middle East can now view a faster HTML5 version of YouTube, launched in response to the boom in mobile video viewership. According to The Guardian, an…

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Posted: Aug 27 2010
Tags: Flash, global, HTML5, mobile video, trends, video, YouTube
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