If you follow tech news at all, for the past month you have probably seen plenty of the Apple vs. Adobe Flash battle royale. While Apple is standing behind it’s claim of choosing exclude Flash on their iDevices for stability reasons, an innovative group of developers appear to have come up with a solution which runs Flash via JavaScript: Smokescreen.
While still in the developmental (but functional) stage, this piece of software is quite impressive. There are several demos available on their site which show they have successfully ported both Flash based movies and ads.
It will be interesting to see how Apple responds to this.
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While still in the developmental (but functional) stage, this piece of software is quite impressive. There are several demos available on their site which show they have successfully ported both Flash based movies and ads.
It will be interesting to see how Apple responds to this.
Read more
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