Adobe has announced that it has received a huge number of download requests for Flash on the iPhone OS platform.
The software developer said that in December alone it saw seven million requests for Flash for the iPod touch and iPhone, highlighting the desire for it from consumers (who presumably aren't familiar with the ongoing saga between the two companies).
While Apple and Adobe said they would be collaborating on Flash video for the iPhone in the future that promise is still to be realised, with relations between the companies seemingly getting worse.
"It's your fault... no it's YOUR fault"
Steve Jobs apparently called Adobe 'lazy' for not making a less buggy version of the platform for the iPhone and iPad.
Adobe hit back, saying it was Apple that was being the difficult one in the process, citing a 'lack of cooperation' from the Jobs' lot.
Either way, it's not what we want to hear right now - clearly people want Flash video on their Apple device, so Jobs needs to give Mr Adobe a ring and just say: "Look, let's just get this sorted... not for me, not for Apple, but for the fans. Think of the fans."
Via Engadget
Your comments (1) Click to add a new comment
tech89
February 10th
1. Consumers never get considered by large unruly companies such as Apple and Adobe.
I feel the blame lies more on Apple's side. If Adobe has made some sort of flash platform and hoping for some technical feedback from apple, then why doesn't Apple help out and improve its image with its consumers who are wanting flash.
I feel Apple has moved on from the iphone/ipod touch device and doesn't really care for its users.
It would be a miracle if a flash platform is finished in this half of the year.
I love my ipod touch, buy my satisfaction could be hugely uplifted when and if flash becomes available.
Alert a moderator
Tell us what you think
You need to Log in or register to post comments