So the new license agreement for the iPhone OS 4 SDK prohibits the use of outside frameworks, runtimes or plugins in iPhone apps. So much for throwing together quick runtime programs with Flash CS5.
F-U APPLE!
So the new license agreement for the iPhone OS 4 SDK prohibits the use of outside frameworks, runtimes or plugins in iPhone apps. So much for throwing together quick runtime programs with Flash CS5.
F-U APPLE!
Umm - you should have known this. Apple and Adobe do not mix!
What you should start doing in this case is get onboard for HTML5.
OS 4.0 is designed to use the HTML5 protocol for audio/video that Flash does.
HTML5 will practically do away with proprietary audio/video plugins such as Flash and silverlight.
So there is still hope for your Tonner Edward Cullen Flash runtime app.
Adobe and Apple have gotten along very well for 2 decades now! What the hell Apple?
I've been on board with HTML5 for a long time. My issue is with runtimes, not web content. Monday Adobe is going to announce Creative Suite 5 which was going to give Flash CS5 the ability to produce full iPhone apps easilly and quickly.
But I'm pretty well versed in HTML5 and Objective C, so it's really not too much of a problem, I just liked the idea of putting together quick and dirty proof and concepts and the occasional quickie "need right now" app in Flash.
And my Tonner Edward Cullen app will be using a different version of "flash" altogether, if you know what I mean...
I don't know about that. The 3GS does have a much faster processor than the 3G. I don't know how the new OS functions, but I'm guessing it is relying on that extra speed.
However, there is no reason to completely exclude the first gen iPhone, imo. The first gen iPhone is exactly the same as a 3G, minus the 3G modem and GPS. If the 3G can run it, so should the first-gen.
F-U Apple.
I don't know about that. The 3GS does have a much faster processor than the 3G. I don't know how the new OS functions, but I'm guessing it is relying on that extra speed.
However, there is no reason to completely exclude the first gen iPhone, imo. The first gen iPhone is exactly the same as a 3G, minus the 3G modem and GPS. If the 3G can run it, so should the first-gen.
F-U Apple.
So this means you will be first inline to get the new iPhone?
I'm weak, what can I say? I'm kind of hoping the new phone is on Verizon. I'm currently on a first gen jailbroken iPhone on T-Mobile. It gets the job done, but it can be a pain some times waiting for the EDGE network.
So wait, isn't a new iPhone supposed to be coming out soon?
I'm a bit too old to get worried that some folks have the "cooler" phone or whatever. This ain't High School anymore.
How did Zack get a hold of Shropt's phone?
Found it in a recycled box
