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Adobe lets devs port Flash apps to iPhone

By Nick Hide on 06 October 2009, 10:48am

Software

Adobe has announced a kit for developers that turns their Flash applications into software ready for the iPhone App Store. Adobe sees this as a step towards enabling Flash to work natively in the iPhone's browser, so you can watch embedded video and play games like you can on a desktop browser. It should certainly mean an increase in the number of games available for the system. Stephen Shankland has the full story at CNET News: Adobe Flash apps come to iPhone--sort of.

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