Apple CEO Steve Jobs details objections to Adobe's FlashSan Jose Mercury News - Sue McAllister - 29 Apr, 2010Apple devices such as the iPhone and iPad will not run applications based on Adobe's Flash because that video technology is unreliable, ... |
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News-Flash: Apple-Adobe battle heats upSan Francisco Chronicle - Ryan Kim - 29 Apr, 2010(04-29) 13:30 PDT -- Apple CEO Steve Jobs' launched a broad attack against Adobe Systems and its Web technology Flash today, explaining in clear detail why ... |
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Brian Caulfield is a senior editor in the Silicon Valley bureau of ForbesForbes (blog) - 29 Apr, 2010It all comes down to one thing, however: payback. Jobs feels that Adobe has skipped support for Apple's technologies for too long. ... |
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Adobe Chief Responds To Steve Jobs RantForbes (blog) - 29 Apr, 2010In an interview with The Wall Street Journal Thursday, Adobe Chief Executive Santanu Narayen addressed some of the points made by Apple Steve Jobs in a ... |
Adobe CEO hits back in row with Steve Jobs over Flash on Apple's iPhoneThe Guardian (blog) - 29 Apr, 2010Narayen tells Wall Street Journal that 'extraordinary attack' contains 'patently false' information and is a 'smokescreen'. And: does he use an iPhone? ... |
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Steve Jobs' Thoughts Won't Shut Up the Flash MobPC World - Jared Newman - 29 Apr, 2010Before 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. ... |
Flash video rejection explained by AppleFinancial Times - Joseph Menn - 29 Apr, 2010Steve Jobs, Apple chief executive, took the rare step on Thursday of publishing an open letter explaining why the technology ... |
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Jobs Attacks Flash as Unfit for iPhoneWall Street Journal - Yukari Iwatani Kane, Ben Worthen - 29 Apr, 2010Steve Jobs escalated Apple Inc.'s battle with Adobe Systems Inc., publishing a lengthy essay that responds to ... |
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Text Of Apple CEO Jobs' Memo About Adobe's FlashWall Street Journal - 29 Apr, 2010By Dow Jones Apple Inc. (AAPL) has published on its main Web site a memo signed "Steve Jobs" that, in uncharacteristic fashion, details Chief Executive ... |
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In rare public move, Jobs details his problems with popular Web standardMarketWatch - John Letzing - 29 Apr, 2010SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Apple Inc. Chief Executive Steve Jobs issued a rare public critique of products developed by ... |
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Apple CEO Explains Flash BanInformationWeek - Antone Gonsalves - 29 Apr, 2010Steve Jobs cites security, poor performance and no support for touch-based interfaces as problems with Adobe's cross-platform browser plug-in. ... |
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Highlights: The Journal's Exclusive Interview With Adobe CEOWall Street Journal (blog) - 29 Apr, 2010Earlier on Thursday, Apple CEO Steve Jobs published an essay in which he took Adobe to task over its Flash software, which Apple does not support on its ... |
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Steve Jobs Claims Flash Will Kill the Mobile WebWired News (blog) - John C Abell - 29 Apr, 2010The estrangement is complete: Let the messy divorce begin. Steve Jobs has gone public about his problems with Flash, the omnipresent web ... |
Steve Jobs trashes Adobe's FlashComputerworld - Gregg Keizer - 29 Apr, 2010Computerworld - Adobe's Flash is slow, drains batteries, isn't suitable for touchscreen devices and poses security problems, Apple CEO Steve ... |
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Steve Jobs slams Flash, says it's a proprietary, security and battery ...San Francisco Chronicle (blog) - 29 Apr, 2010UPDATE: To hear Adobe's side of it, check out the Wall Street Journal's live blog of its interview with Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen. ... |
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Steve Jobs issues open letter on FlashRegister - Andrew Orlowski - 29 Apr, 2010"It's old. It's rubbish for mobile. Namaste", would have been succinct, and quite adequate, but His Steveness ... |
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In the Apple vs. Adobe Flash fight, who is right?Wall Street Journal - 29 Apr, 2010Steve Jobs escalated Apple's battle with Adobe, publishing an essay that responds to criticism of his company's decision to ban Adobe's popular Flash ... |
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Steve Jobs offers his 'Thoughts on Flash'Telegraph.co.uk (blog) - Shane Richmond - 29 Apr, 2010Apple's refusal to support Adobe Flash on iPhones, iPod Touches and iPads has drawn criticism from ... |
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Apple boss Steve Jobs explains ban on FlashBBC News - 29 Apr, 2010Steve Jobs has used an open letter to defend Apple's decision not to allow Flash on many of the firm's products. Neither the iPod, iPhone nor iPad can run ... |
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Apple's Steve Jobs Posts Public Letter on FlashABC News - Liz Heron - 29 Apr, 2010Apple CEO Steve Jobs has written a rare public explanation for why his company's products don't use the Adobe Flash program, slamming Flash for ... |
Apple's Jobs criticizes Flash's 'closed system'Reuters - Gabriel Madway - 29 Apr, 2010SAN FRANCISCO, April 29 (Reuters) - Apple Inc (AAPL.O) Chief Executive Steve Jobs on Thursday called Adobe Systems (ADBE.O) Flash multimedia software a ... |
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Apple CEO Steve Jobs rips Adobe FlashUSA Today - Nancy Blair - 29 Apr, 2010Apple CEO Steve Jobs stepped up Apple's criticism of Adobe's Flash technology in a stinging post today entitled simply "Thoughts on Flash. ... |
Apple's Jobs: Adobe Flash Is Closed, Unstable, AntiquatedPC Magazine - Chloe Albanesius - 29 Apr, 2010Steve Jobs on Thursday fired back at Adobe, denying that Apple eschewed Flash on the iPad to protect its App Store, and instead accusing Adobe of living in ... |
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Steve Jobs lectures Adobe about open standardsInquirer - Lawrence Latif - 29 Apr, 2010APPLE'S DEAR LEADER Steve Jobs has decided to wax his lyrical on why Adobe Flash is not a good thing for his followers. ... |
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No Flash on the iPhone? Apple's Steve Jobs Finally Explains WhyFOXNews - Jeremy A. Kaplan - 29 Apr, 2010In 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 ... |
Jobs Gives Very Candid Thoughts on FlashWall Street Journal (blog) - Jennifer Valentino-DeVries - 29 Apr, 2010The feud between Apple and Adobe has been heating up for a while now, but Apple CEO Steve Jobs has taken it to a whole new ... |
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Steve Jobs slams Adobe Flash in open letter - and maybe kills it for mobileThe Guardian (blog) - 29 Apr, 2010Steve Jobs has defended Apple's decision not to allow Adobe's Flash technology on the iPhone, iPod and iPad - and cited a series of reasons why he thinks ... |
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Apple: “Flash Falls Short”Barron's (blog) - Eric Savitz - 29 Apr, 2010“I wanted to jot down some of our thoughts on Adobe's Flash products so that customers and critics may better understand why we do not allow ... |
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Steve Jobs: What's wrong with FlashFortune - Philip Elmer-DeWitt - 29 Apr, 2010"Adobe claims that we are a closed system, and that Flash is open, but in fact the opposite is true. Let me explain." So begins the meat of Steve Jobs' ... |
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Jobs: Why Apple banned Flash from the iPhoneCNET - Stephen Shankland - 29 Apr, 2010"Flash was created during the PC era--for PCs and mice," Jobs said in the letter. "New open standards created in the mobile era, ... |
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