XabbaRus
04-25-10, 02:48 AM
So Adobe is giving up on its conversion tool for Flash to Apple products due to Apple chaning its conditions.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8639240.stm
I have to love this comment from Apple though...
Apple responded in a statement to technology news site CNet in which it described Flash as "closed and proprietary".
No I find flash to be annoying as it jacks up my CPU usage for no apparent reason when I am looking at a website, the more flash things the worse, though to be honest I think it depends on how the coding was done as some websites with flash don't jack up my CPU and some do. Thats why I use a flash blocker so I have the choice.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8639240.stm
I have to love this comment from Apple though...
Apple responded in a statement to technology news site CNet in which it described Flash as "closed and proprietary".
No I find flash to be annoying as it jacks up my CPU usage for no apparent reason when I am looking at a website, the more flash things the worse, though to be honest I think it depends on how the coding was done as some websites with flash don't jack up my CPU and some do. Thats why I use a flash blocker so I have the choice.