In a rare open letter, Steve Jobs details technical arguments for Apple's refusal to let Flash on the iPhone and suggests Adobe focus on HTML. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and ...

The rumor mill is swirling with reports that Apple's top dog disparaged Adobe Flash during a meeting with Wall Street Journal brass to pitch the Apple iPad. According to a Valleywag report, Jobs met ...

In an open letter posted to the company's website, Apple CEO Steve Jobs finally explains why he has refused to let Adobe's popular Flash videos run on iPhones and iPads. The letter, titled "Thoughts ...

In an open letter to, well, everyone, Apple tells the world what it thinks of the Flash platform. And it's not pleasant reading for Adobe. Let's take a closer look at the letter: I wanted to jot down ...

For iPhone users who've been wondering whether their devices will support Flash technology for Web video and games anytime soon, the answer is finally here, straight from Steve Jobs: No. In a detailed ...

users who've been wondering whether their devices will support Flash technology for Web video and games anytime soon, the answer is finally here, straight from : No. In a detailed offensive against ...

Steve Jobs has taken a break from his iPad e-mailing spree to post another long, open letter to Apple's website, this time about Flash. The letter goes into detail as to why Apple chooses not to allow ...

Before Steve Jobs sat down to write an angry letter about why Adobe Flash stinks, he should’ve realized that this war of words cannot be won. Those last two points are the ones most likely to irk the ...

In an open letter published Thursday, Steve Jobs outlined a half dozen reasons why Apple is not supporting Flash on its mobile platform. Adobe's CEO has defended Flash in response to Jobs, but some ex ...

The estrangement is complete: Let the messy divorce begin. Steve Jobs has gone public about his problems with Flash, the omnipresent web multimedia format which he will not allow on iPhones, iPods and ...