Apple should Develop a Flash Compiler

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Archive for the tag "iPhone"

Hands on with iOS 4.2 [iPhone4/iPad]

November 22nd, 2010 by Scott Selikoff

I upgraded both my iPad and iPhone 4 to iOS 4.2 this afternoon, and with few exceptions, the results are quite positive. In short, “Find my iPhone/iPad” is awesome but creepy, AirPrint is seriously lacking, and the iPad updates are a long time coming. The only big downside is that Apple went ahead with its [...]

Traveling Abroad with the iPhone

November 20th, 2010 by Scott Selikoff

Recently, I visited London and Cardiff on vacation and took my iPhone with me. I knew ahead of time I would like to get the most use out of it, without incurring ridiculous roaming fees, so I planned ahead. This article discusses a number of different solutions and the benefits and limitations of each. My [...]

Apple should Develop a Flash Compiler

May 13th, 2010 by Scott Selikoff

One interesting solution to the continuing public battle between Apple and Adobe over Flash support on its mobile platform would be for Apple to release its own Flash compiler, one that would allow a developer to create Flash applications without ever purchasing an Adobe product. Before you laugh, hear me out. Neither company is open [...]