by Astro » January 14th, 2012, 9:53 pm
Mitre is correct... Flash is indeed on it's way out, but not quite yet.
I believe that Android 4 / Ice Cream Sandwich (the latest version of Android) will be the last to support Flash.
From being the 'must have' technology of a few years ago, the death knell to was dealt to Flash by Apple's Steve Jobs' refusal to permit the support of it on the iPhone and iPad.
I believe that Adobe (the purveyors of Flash) will be ceasing development of Flash for mobile devices in the near / medium term, but the future of Flash on the desktop is less clear. However, I can't see many developers creating a website for Flash on the desktop and another for other devices
HTML5 (a standard rather than a technology in itself) is a far from complete and agreed; and may not be so for a while to come, but a lot of web developers are removing Flash from their websites in order to have a single solution that works across all current platforms... animated gifs anyone? Snippets of HTML5 compliant code will find their way into websites over time, but not all browsers are compliant with even the draft standard yet.
Keep faith with the Essential PT91, it will come into its own in the future.
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