iPhones and iPod Touches
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Great idea and I think I read they are working on a adobe flash player thingy that can work on the iphone/ipod touch, so if they make that, then CC would be able to be used on iphone ipod touch.
Keep googling flash player iphone ..or flash player ipod touch to keep up on the latest news.
I'm thinking once the ipad hits we'll see many more aps for the ipod touch and iphone that we've been waitin for.
Keep googling flash player iphone ..or flash player ipod touch to keep up on the latest news.
I'm thinking once the ipad hits we'll see many more aps for the ipod touch and iphone that we've been waitin for.
Even if they start to support Flash on the iPhone, there would still have to a new mobile-friendly app coded from scratch, by us (or contracted out), so, in any case we're talking about significant programming work which translates into money.
We have christianchat.mobi reserved for this future project (a mobile version of CC).
We have christianchat.mobi reserved for this future project (a mobile version of CC).
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Hi RoboOp,
It hasn't got a cam on the front, only on the back, and i fail to figure out how to use it, so I don't use voice chat. Normal chat and the forums are exactly like on a pc. Sound works, I can hear everyone speak in the chat (just tested it to be sure). Panning and layout of the site are perfect!
I suddenly love my cell phone
Its a Nokia 5530.
Note: It seems that they made the browser 100% compatible with flash, cuz our own company site works also on my phone (I didn't made a mobile version of the site).
It hasn't got a cam on the front, only on the back, and i fail to figure out how to use it, so I don't use voice chat. Normal chat and the forums are exactly like on a pc. Sound works, I can hear everyone speak in the chat (just tested it to be sure). Panning and layout of the site are perfect!
I suddenly love my cell phone
Its a Nokia 5530.
Note: It seems that they made the browser 100% compatible with flash, cuz our own company site works also on my phone (I didn't made a mobile version of the site).
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http://gawker.com/5502380/how-apple-is-dogfighting-to-control-your-news?skyline=true&s=i
Luckily, Adobe has some little-talked-about software it calls Packager for iPhone. Set for wide release some time in the second quarter, the packager compiles Flash code down to code that will run natively on the iPhone. In simpler terms, it converts Flash code into iPhone code.
Luckily, Adobe has some little-talked-about software it calls Packager for iPhone. Set for wide release some time in the second quarter, the packager compiles Flash code down to code that will run natively on the iPhone. In simpler terms, it converts Flash code into iPhone code.
It wasn't really a mobile device with a mobile OS.
It was a full fledged PC running Windows Vista. It was one of those little handheld ones that Sony makes, where they cram a full fledged computer and a full screen and an actual PC operating system into a handheld device, and charge $3,000. (The most useless expensive gadget ever made, scribe said.)
It was a full fledged PC running Windows Vista. It was one of those little handheld ones that Sony makes, where they cram a full fledged computer and a full screen and an actual PC operating system into a handheld device, and charge $3,000. (The most useless expensive gadget ever made, scribe said.)
