is it true?...if it is, to all the sifu's out there please show me how???
Full Version: are there flash now in iphone?
i saw some videos in youtube and even in news saying that there is flash for the iphone?...
is it true?...if it is, to all the sifu's out there please show me how???
is it true?...if it is, to all the sifu's out there please show me how???
nahh, i dont think there is flash for the cam
Obviously flash is not available on iPhone
i have a feeling that he is referring to the flash software embedded on the safari. but i may be wrong
either way, iphones do not come with both flash software and hardware
Added on July 5, 2008, 12:45 amthough there are currently external works going on to enable flash inside safari
either way, iphones do not come with both flash software and hardware
Added on July 5, 2008, 12:45 amthough there are currently external works going on to enable flash inside safari
QUOTE(gengstapo @ Jul 5 2008, 12:16 AM)
nahh, i dont think there is flash for the cam
QUOTE(Moonflown @ Jul 5 2008, 12:19 AM)
Obviously flash is not available on iPhone
QUOTE(nokia2003 @ Jul 5 2008, 12:41 AM)
i have a feeling that he is referring to the flash software embedded on the safari. but i may be wrong
either way, iphones do not come with both flash software and hardware
Added on July 5, 2008, 12:45 amthough there are currently external works going on to enable flash inside safari
either way, iphones do not come with both flash software and hardware
Added on July 5, 2008, 12:45 amthough there are currently external works going on to enable flash inside safari
oic, so we had just to wait for any third party software available, or just maybe a new firmware could fix this issue..
anyway, thanx for viewing and for ur opinion guys..
cheers to you guys
Adobe has a working flash player that runs on iPhone SDK kit but the problem is it's functional using the iPhone simulator but not on the original device, so they need Apple's full cooperation in order to make it fully working but so far no updates on that.
QUOTE(Mike3300 @ Jul 5 2008, 01:42 AM)
Adobe has a working flash player that runs on iPhone SDK kit but the problem is it's functional using the iPhone simulator but not on the original device, so they need Apple's full cooperation in order to make it fully working but so far no updates on that.
ok bro, thanx for the info..kindly post us about the flash as it launced?!
thanx again..
Actually someone did port the flash lite version to iPhone but i can't find back the article. It even have a video demo on it. I'll dig deeper and post the link later (provided i can find it again).
Maybe in 2.0? 
huhuu.. i tot TS asking bout cam flash.. ohh
QUOTE(gengstapo @ Jul 6 2008, 05:37 AM)
huhuu.. i tot TS asking bout cam flash.. ohh
LOL
Indeed, Flash support is still currently unavailable and in the works in preparation for the iPhone 2.0 firmware *fingers crossed* 
. Pretty much everything Mike said. One thing though, some recent investigations have uncovered a patent filed by Apple in the past few months revealing some pictures of the iPhone loading up Flash sites successfully 
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Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen did mention a while ago that they believe that Flash is SYNONYMOUS with the Internet browsing experience, and that they were indeed planning on bringing Flash to the iPhone. And although his statement was withdrawn the following day, I guess even Apple's developers have probably realized by now that the iPhone Safari experience is missing out a huge chunk without Flash. Hence, here's hopes to the dawn of full, actual Flash support on the iPhone!
. Pretty much everything Mike said. One thing though, some recent investigations have uncovered a patent filed by Apple in the past few months revealing some pictures of the iPhone loading up Flash sites successfully .Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen did mention a while ago that they believe that Flash is SYNONYMOUS with the Internet browsing experience, and that they were indeed planning on bringing Flash to the iPhone. And although his statement was withdrawn the following day, I guess even Apple's developers have probably realized by now that the iPhone Safari experience is missing out a huge chunk without Flash. Hence, here's hopes to the dawn of full, actual Flash support on the iPhone!
This is because Apple are working on their own version of flash (with a fancy name) but with basic functions only (as its still in dev). I've read this in macrumors but cant put my fingers on which article.
Added on July 7, 2008, 4:33 pmActually its a Javascript Framework called Sproutcore that can work like flash.
Read more about it Here.
Added on July 7, 2008, 4:33 pmActually its a Javascript Framework called Sproutcore that can work like flash.
Read more about it Here.
QUOTE(Samanoske Akechi @ Jul 7 2008, 04:12 PM)
Indeed, Flash support is still currently unavailable and in the works in preparation for the iPhone 2.0 firmware *fingers crossed* . Pretty much everything Mike said. One thing though, some recent investigations have uncovered a patent filed by Apple in the past few months revealing some pictures of the iPhone loading up Flash sites successfully .
Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen did mention a while ago that they believe that Flash is SYNONYMOUS with the Internet browsing experience, and that they were indeed planning on bringing Flash to the iPhone. And although his statement was withdrawn the following day, I guess even Apple's developers have probably realized by now that the iPhone Safari experience is missing out a huge chunk without Flash. Hence, here's hopes to the dawn of full, actual Flash support on the iPhone!
. Pretty much everything Mike said. One thing though, some recent investigations have uncovered a patent filed by Apple in the past few months revealing some pictures of the iPhone loading up Flash sites successfully .Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen did mention a while ago that they believe that Flash is SYNONYMOUS with the Internet browsing experience, and that they were indeed planning on bringing Flash to the iPhone. And although his statement was withdrawn the following day, I guess even Apple's developers have probably realized by now that the iPhone Safari experience is missing out a huge chunk without Flash. Hence, here's hopes to the dawn of full, actual Flash support on the iPhone!
QUOTE(frozzbyte @ Jul 7 2008, 04:22 PM)
This is because Apple are working on their own version of flash (with a fancy name) but with basic functions only (as its still in dev). I've read this in macrumors but cant put my fingers on which article.
Added on July 7, 2008, 4:33 pmActually its a Javascript Framework called Sproutcore that can work like flash.
Read more about it Here.
Added on July 7, 2008, 4:33 pmActually its a Javascript Framework called Sproutcore that can work like flash.
Read more about it Here.
Steve Jobs one's said that flash lite is just not suitable as the beauty of the iphone...
hopefully, the rumors are true and can't wait for the reallllll calling...
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