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I'm sure by now that you've all heard the arguments both for and against the new Terms of Service that accompany iPhone v4.0 SDK, so I won't get into those arguments here.
However, I will let you know of the announcement today that Adobe have now dropped future support for iPhones as a development target for Flash CS5. While users will still be able to set the iPhone as a target in CS5, Adobe will invest nothing more into the feature. It is also likely that Apple will be removing the 100+ Flash CS5 developed applications from the App Store.
It is interesting -- though unsurprising -- that Adobe have done this.
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I'm sure by now that you've all heard the arguments both for and against the new Terms of Service that accompany iPhone v4.0 SDK, so I won't get into those arguments here.
However, I will let you know of the announcement today that Adobe have now dropped future support for iPhones as a development target for Flash CS5. While users will still be able to set the iPhone as a target in CS5, Adobe will invest nothing more into the feature. It is also likely that Apple will be removing the 100+ Flash CS5 developed applications from the App Store.
It is interesting -- though unsurprising -- that Adobe have done this.
