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05-12-2011, 1:08 PM
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 Adobe abandons Flash Player for mobile phones - Salt Lake Tribune CNET UK Adobe abandons Flash Player for mobile phones Salt Lake Tribune The Silicon Valley software company, which makes Photoshop and the ubiquitous Flash for websites, announced Wednesday it will no longer support the mobile version of its Flash Player for smartphones and computer tablets. Instead, the company, which was ... Flash is dead for mobile phones and tabletsCNET UK all 1,116 news articles » Link To Original Article  |
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