Monday, January 29, 2007
Adobe Flash Player for the Blackberry!
When is Sling Media or anyone else going to support / creating a Adobe Flash Player for the Blackberry?
having the Adobe Flash Player will solve all of these problems of no or limited media on the Blackberry. Can you say free YouTube.com! Plus someone could make a real nice rss podcast reader or vlog reader IE… rocketboom.com or better yet http://www.zefrank.com/theshow on your blackberry that would be awsome.
THIS PAY TO PLAY FOR EVERY VIDEO WILL NEVER WORK.
I agree with having a closed system (vcast flashcast or flashlite) for premium content, BUT Adobe Flash on the Blackberry opens up somy doors for delevopment. Best example we very one could have a walk around Video phone.
Well thats my 2 cents…
having the Adobe Flash Player will solve all of these problems of no or limited media on the Blackberry. Can you say free YouTube.com! Plus someone could make a real nice rss podcast reader or vlog reader IE… rocketboom.com or better yet http://www.zefrank.com/theshow on your blackberry that would be awsome.
THIS PAY TO PLAY FOR EVERY VIDEO WILL NEVER WORK.
I agree with having a closed system (vcast flashcast or flashlite) for premium content, BUT Adobe Flash on the Blackberry opens up somy doors for delevopment. Best example we very one could have a walk around Video phone.
Well thats my 2 cents…
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As of September 2008 there is no support from RIM for Adobe Flash. From the engineering department, when asked about whether or not this is something that is going to be available, comes the ubiquitous "We cannot comment on that at this time." Classic.
It has been reported that Plazmic, RIM's proprietary SVG, is becoming more of a hassle to its developers and seems to be phasing out. This would be very good news for future support of Flash files / applications.
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It has been reported that Plazmic, RIM's proprietary SVG, is becoming more of a hassle to its developers and seems to be phasing out. This would be very good news for future support of Flash files / applications.
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