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Besides putting weight behind HTML5 as a means of making native (not native-quality, but native) Android apps, Google should be working with Adobe (and RunRev a
by misuba 17y ago
Besides putting weight behind HTML5 as a means of making native (not native-quality, but native) Android apps, Google should be working with Adobe (and RunRev and Unity3D and whoever) too. Frankly, Flash isn't the closed platform that should frighten them anymore.
- goodness 17y agoGoogle is working with Adobe. For example, the flash player is now coming bundled with Chrome: http://blogs.adobe.com/flashplayer/2010/03/improved_flash_player_support.html http://blogs.adobe.com/flashplayer/2010/03/improved_flash_pl... I also mentioned this above, but the CS5 release of the Flash IDE (due out in a couple days) is supposed to support deploying native iPhone/iPod/iPad apps. Given that Android phones already support some level of flash, this could make flash a pretty attractive option for developing cross platform apps.