Adobe Loves Apple but...
...does not like Apple anybody taking away your freedom to choose what you create, how you create it, and what you experience on the web. The creators of Flash & Photoshop are taking a stand against Apple's blindness to flash (and Flash developers). Adobe mentions on its website that creativity should be limited only by imagination, and innovation thrives when people have the choice to decide which platform or technology to use.
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Adobe Vs. Apple
The company mentions on its corporate website.
What do you think about Apple not supporting Flash on iPad? Is it a good move by Apple?
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Adobe Vs. Apple
We believe open markets that allow developers, publishers, and consumers to make their own choices about how they create, distribute, and access content are essential to progress. That's why we actively support technologies like HTML4, HTML5, CSS, and H.264, in addition to our own technologies.
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The company mentions on its corporate website.
What do you think about Apple not supporting Flash on iPad? Is it a good move by Apple?
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