To bad the US market will probably never get these:
I prefer Symbian over windows mobile

Nokia x6


N900

 

Well, if its available or not, the question is, what web developer is going to use it if they know it won't work on a growing % of mobile devices? It sucks that Flash doesn't work on iPhones, but what does that mean exactly? Flash websites have been dying out for years, Flash games can be replaced with App Store games, and Flash is mostly used in web-ads any more. Youtube serves Flash videos over the web but H.264 streaming versions for mobile devices, and H.264 is the global standard for internet video, broadcast television, Blu-Ray, etc now, not Flash (not that that matters for certain developers).

I guess a question is, how many sites do you frequent that use Flash any more?

 

mine are mostly using silverlight.

 

Silverlight is one of a few better alternatives to Flash for sure. Look at ten web sites and the only Flash you'll see is in the web ads.

 

I hated iphones til I played with one...omfg, totally worth the $ and ATT. I have yet to mess with a smart phone that I like over the iphone.

 

Who cares? I can't remember the last time I couldn't do something on my iphone because it doesn't have flash support. If Adobe does just as awful of a job making flash reliable and efficient on mobile phones as they do on PC's, then I would prefer it stay off my phone. It would just cause it to crash all the time and run the battery down in half the time it usually takes.

 

you like quicksilverS2k, that's why you steal his avatar.

 

international lovers

 

Good news!

I wish Flash would just die. Barring that, I hope it never makes it onto my iPhone.

 

[QUOTE=Saki GT,Oct 5 2009, 10:38 AM]