Oct 4 2008, 02:05 AM, updated 18y ago
If you want the Apple Mac OS X Leopard Stacks feature on your iPhone then Stack 2.0 is for you. You will have to see the screenshots/video below to see what this application does. Head on over to Cydia to download this app. If you do not see it in Cydia use the following Cydia source to download Stack: apt.steffwiz.com
Here is a video of Stack 2.0 on the iPhone:
Here is a comparison of Stack on Mac OSX and on your Apple iPhone:
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Install Flash Player iPhone App
Do you want to install Flash Player software on your iPhone or iPod Touch? Well, right now we don't know when you will be able to do it, but we do know that Adobe is working on a Flash Player application for the iPhone. Adobe has officially confirmed that they are working on an Adobe Flash Player application. The follow quote confirms that Adobe is working on the iPhone Flash Player:
“Upon a direct question from the audience, Paul Betlem for the first time publicly confirmed that Adobe is actively developing a Flash Player for Apple’s popular phone. He said (not direct quote) ‘My team is working on Flash on the iPhone, but it’s a closed platform.’ He noted that Apple makes all the decisions, so in other words, the ball is in Apple’s yard at this time. If Apple says yes, Adobe will have the player available in a very short time.”
Adobe's CEO already had Flash running on the iPhone emulator in June. Do not be too excited about flash because flash takes up a lot of memory and most mobile devices do not have enough speed to process all the flash on various websites. Even if there is flash for the Apple iPhone you should expect it to run slow and not have the full capabilites that the flash for your PC has. Having flash on your iPhone could also enable all those annoying ads on various websites which is not really a good thing, but thankfully you can edit your hosts file in your iPhone and block certain ad servers (which requires a little more work on your part but it's doable).
When will flash for the iPhone come out? Well Adobe claims that it could come out very soon, but it all depends on when Apple will officially allow Adobe to release this application. Knowing Apple, I am sure that they would reject the iPhone flash app and wait another month before approving it. Having flash on your iPhone would open up a lot of capabilities! The biggest reason why most iPhone users would want flash is because they want to play flash iPhone games from websites like Miniclip.
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