Okay, but if Apple is competing with other mobile platforms, how does reducing the number of developers able to write for the Apple platform (by cutting out Fla

Okay, but if Apple is competing with other mobile platforms, how does reducing the number of developers able to write for the Apple platform (by cutting out Flash-only developers) make Apple relatively stronger? Seems to me that 3.3.1 makes Apple less competitive by restricting its developer pool. Is it true that developers must support iPhone OS and therefore must learn C, C++, or Obj-C? Second, why does Adobe have grounds to complain on behalf of "other mobile platforms" when they are not offering a mobile platform? Apple and Adobe are only competing over choice of original coding language as far as I can tell, but it's not clear to me that language is something that would be subject to federal intervention. Is language a market?