The SkyFire browser has been accepted into the iOS App Store today, finally giving million of users a chance to watch Flash videos on their devices.
Skyfire 2.0 will go on sale in the App Store tomorrow morning with a price tag of $2.99.
Lack of Flash has been one of the largest drawbacks of owning an iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch, especially since over 75 percent of online videos are ... [ read the full article ]
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"It is important to note, also, that over 50 percent of videos online are also encoded with HTML5."
Yeah...half are available in a choice of HTML5 or flash, and the rest are flash only.
"Apple CEO Steve Jobs has made it abundantly clear, however, that native Flash will not be supported on Apple devices, ever, as they kill battery life and generally perform poorly on mobiles."
He is saying that flash kills the battery now? It would take about 50 pages of paper to record everything the voices in his head say in a minute.
