It seems Steve is firing all over directions. If you have some time follow this two links relating some of the last controversial speeches Steve is giving. Apple as some problem with Adobe, that is for sure….

http://simonwebdesign.com/steve-jobs-html5-will-kill-flash
http://www.wired.com/epicenter/2010/01/googles-dont-be-evil-mantra-is-bullshit-adobe-is-lazy-apples-steve-jobs

It’s know that iPad’s won’t be able to run Flash content, again, as on iPhone, Apple decided to leave Flash away from their products.

Of course Apple should have their reasons, but I believe that the user experience will be in cause without Flash. Honestly I can’t see great use on iPad, why do you need it, if you can’t enjoy it. I’m talking about videos, games and much more Flash experiences that would make iPad a truly interesting product.

Not sure, but I believe this will be the worst product ever made by Apple, it’s heavy, large, and totally not practical to take with you. If it is to stay at home I believe everyone will prefer their laptops…

All this because of a post at Gizmodo that is generating another war on the comments about Flash usability, size, security etc etc. Take a look and share your two cents!

Over the last weekend some MAC users notice an error while trying to access some sites using Flash. It seems that only happens while using the last Flash Player version.

It might be a huge coincidence this error appears only now. Is it possible that this error might be some revenge from Adobe after Apple announced that iPhone would not get Flash?

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Yesterday there was a rumour about iPhone not supporting Flahs. Today is a rumor that Flash was seen running on iPhone at a lab?!

You guys decide.

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Apple announced today their new MacBook Air notebook. After all Apple was talking about this AIR. Not the one from Adobe….

Apple will introduce built-in support for Adobe Flash on the iPhone in the “next couple of months”, according to a leading technology pundit.

The Wall Street Journal’s Walt Mossberg believes support for Adobe’s ubiquitous online standard will be introduced into the iPhone in the form of a future software update.

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More and more people are buying and loving Macs. To make this choice simply irresistible, Apple will include technology in the next major release of Mac OS X, Leopard, that lets you install and run the Windows XP operating system on your Mac. Called Boot Camp (for now), you can download a public beta today.

Programmers Benjamin Eriksson and Mattias Pierre have announced that iDoom now runs on an iPod nano and features configurable controls.

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Apple announced today that they would be launching a new video game console in conjunction with the opening of their new Apple store in New York.

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It just came up a few minutes ago, for good this time. Check it out.

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