By Sharon Jackson in Reader
Posted in flash, gadgets, adobe, iphone, apple on April 13, 2010 at 6:00 pm
Adobe released a software package, Creative Suite 5, on 12 April which can turn Flash code into iPhone code.
Flash programs are very widely used on the web and many games and videos are created using the software. However, under the new terms and conditions using Creative Suite 5 would lead to an application being rejected.
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