Adobe, whose Flash software delivers most video viewed online and made YouTube possible, also said it believed Apple would eventually bow to market pressure and include Flash on the iPhone and the new iPad tablet computer.
Adobe has been racing to keep pace with a proliferation of smartphones, netbooks and now tablet PCs, all with different specifications, and has built an alliance of industry leaders to work on making Web browsing consistent across devices.
The environment has been further complicated by players like Apple, Nokia and Vodafone rolling out their own software application stores, opening up proprietary distribution channels that compete with simply browsing the Web.
More: http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE61E0Q620100215
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Adobe has been racing to keep pace with a proliferation of smartphones, netbooks and now tablet PCs, all with different specifications, and has built an alliance of industry leaders to work on making Web browsing consistent across devices.
The environment has been further complicated by players like Apple, Nokia and Vodafone rolling out their own software application stores, opening up proprietary distribution channels that compete with simply browsing the Web.
More: http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE61E0Q620100215
