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Flash On Macs

Adobe's soon to be released Flash Professional CS5 will allow developers to build Flash-based applications and then export them to the standard .ipa format used for native iPhone applications.  These Flash-based applications will give the iPhone something is has sorely been missing to date.  Say it again "Flash on Macs", sounds good doesn't it?

October 06, 2009 in AppleLife, Flash, Mac |

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