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xbrumster

10:18 AM on 20 August, 2009

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No matter which company it comes from, we'll certainly welcome the news. If only mobile network providers can be more generous of data allowances...

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10:20 AM on 20 August, 2009

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I'm sure Apple's real motive (rightly or wrongly) is that FLASH and SilverLight open the door for a stream content (e.g. Games and Apps) that bypass their testing/certification process and their App Store (chi-ching).

It's a similar argument from Apple on the Java front - but I hope they eventually give in to pressure, since both Java and Flash / SilverLight have many uses beyond gaming that appeal to mobile business users.

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