Let’s face it, despite new standards like HTML 5 gaining traction, multimedia content in the online world still runs on Adobe’s Flash technology.
If you can’t display it, you’re missing out on the full Internet experience, especially online video.
Steve Jobs had been belligerent that Flash is crap and he won’t let it on his iPhone or iPad. Adobe, being less totalitarian and more willing to give you a choice than Mr Jobs has figured out a way to bring Flash to your iPhone or iPad.
It’s called Greystripe.
Basically, it will convert anything built in Flash to HTML 5 on the fly if it detects a browser (like Safari on the iPhone and iPad as well as many Android phones as only Android 2.2 natively supports Flash) that can’t display flash.
Related posts:
- Apple iPad – The Ultimate GPS Navigation Device
- Apple iPhone 4 Review – The Good The Bad The Ugly
- HTC EVO 4G Vs Apple iPhone 4
About Gary Ruplinger