If you want to play Flash videos and games on your iPhone or iPad, or access Flash-based websites, you’ll come across a bit of a problem: iOS and iPadOS don’t support it. However, there are various ...

After today’s bad news, Adobe Senior Product Manager for Developer Relations Mike Chambers has announced a way to put Flash into the iPhone: Compile Flash into full standalone applications for the App ...

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While Apple's iPhone has notably been left out of Adobe's new initiative with Flash Player 10.1 to bring an integrated Flash experience to browsers on smartphones and other platforms, TechCrunch notes ...

Unlike iOS devices such as the iPad and iPod, the iPhone does not support Disk Mode in iTunes, which allows you to view the phone as an external storage drive in Windows. Consequently, if you want to ...

Coming out of WWDC are reports that Apple has officially admitted that the Apple iPhone will not support Adobe's Flash plug-in in Safari. Flash support has been a long unanswered question about the ...

Everyone wants Flash on the iPhone, but you ain't gonna get it. At least not if Apple CEO Steve Jobs' comments on the popular platform are to be taken plainly. Stating that Flash is too slow for the ...

Two weeks ago it sounded like Adobe was rounding a corner on its way to delivering Flash for the iPhone, but new comments from the software maker are anything but reassuring. An Adobe spokeswoman told ...

When Flash content embedded in Web pages will not play, there are a few generally successful options for dealing with the problem. Make sure QuickTime is not attempting to play Flash Apple's QuickTime ...

There is still a little time left, but it doesn’t look like Apple iPhone users will see Adobe Systems and Sun Microsystems get Flash and Java up and running on Apple’s handheld device by Christmas.