Adobe’s CTO Kevin Lynch during an event for analysts yesterday announced that a full version of Flash for mobile phones at the end of this year will be available as beta version. Early next year will also support Mobile Flash bidding for multitouch and Accelerometer meter functions, in smart phones like the iPhone are. The announcement took the rumors that the iPhone could finally start using Flash in Mobile Safari browser.
As we all know, unfortunately, is so far still not possible. This is still a large number of websites (such as Vimeo or games websites) can not be used on your iPhone. Mobile Flash demonstrations that were shown during the announcement was merely an Android device to see. “The ball is still at Apple,” was the answer this time.
Adobe will release several known APIs for the software. An API is an Application Programming Interface: a set of definitions on which a computer can communicate with another program or component. Also, Mobile GPS to support Flash soon, so a lot of new opportunities for location-based websites on a mobile phone. This use of your location in a website can since OS 3.0 already on the iPhone.
Or Flash Mobile also will be available for iPhone users remains in the middle. The fact is that with support for features such as multitouch, the meter Accelerometer and GPS, the API’s Mobile Flash will closely reflect the features that an iPhone has.
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Katja
- Jul 23rd, 09
Finally! It’s about time that flash is going to be available for the iPhone.
Hope it will brought out sooner though…