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Jobs Was Right: Adobe Abandons Mobile Flash, Backs HTML5 | Gadget Lab | Wired.com
UPDATE 8:39 A.M. PST: Adobe confirmed it will cease Flash development on mobile devices. In an abrupt about-face in its mobile software strategy, Ad
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RT @wired: Adobe priznaje da je Steve Jobs bio u pravu: završavaju s razvojem Flasha za mobilne platforme http://t.co/jBjY5Nbh
Just imagine all the grief Adobe could have saved everybody. Finally abandoning Flash for mobile: http://t.co/MuDISyPo
pfew, ben ik even blij dat ik vooral develop in HTML5 en niet in Flash mobile
Pun pariu ca Steve Jobs ranjeste in momentul asta http://t.co/t113dGAf
“Adobe Abandons Mobile Flash Development” http://t.co/60IsVGLJ
To all my friends who said Flash was a good thing: I told you so.
@4_5_H Flash Mobile Dead. About time, I was late to the YouTube phenomena because I always hated flash. http://t.co/A6ns00JI /via @wired
Steve Jobs hatte doch Recht: Adobe killt Flash auf Mobilgeräten
For me, one of Steve Job's most worthwhile accomplishments was killing flash
And if you'd taken your medicine when you were told, you'd be 18 months into a new product dev cycle by now
Jobs tenía razón: Adobe Abandona el desarrollo de Mobile Flash, según un reporte | http://t.co/9gjseK8a http://t.co/f0v7sBHE
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Adobe admits Steve Jobs was right: kills Flash for mobile, signaling an end of an era
Is this really the death of Flash on the web? http://t.co/v2HuS65l Somehow I doubt it...
Is this really the death of Flash on the web? http://t.co/r31438G8 Somehow I doubt it...
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