The bickering between Apple and Adobe over why Apple’s iPhone and its new iPad don’t run Adobe’s Flash software is giving me a headache.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs says Flash is buggy and accuses Adobe of being lazy. Kevin Lynch, Adobe’s chief21 technology officer, denies that and accuses Apple of trying to control what iPhone and iPad users can do with their devices.
Jobs says Flash is on its way out. No way, says Lynch.
Enough already. You guys are beginning to remind me of my kids. Can’t you find some way to get along?
It seems to me that Apple and Adobe need each other. Even if they didn’t, the millions of us who own iPhones and iPod touches or who plan to buy an iPad when the new multimedia tablet hits the market need them to work things out. Because we’re the ones who are going to lose out if they don’t.
Touchscreen technology has reached great heights and today most people want their accessories to have touchscreens. If buttons and excess typing on your mobile phone makes your fingers ache, then these two accessories are the products for you.
The Google Nexus One touch screen phone is produced and manufactured by HTC and has fascinating capabilities and technical attributes. The iPhone, which is manufactured by Apple has very similar abilities.

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