The ongoing row between Adobe and Apple regarding the use of Flash doesn’t seem to be going away. Now Jonathan Gay, co-creator of Flash media software, has said that Flash still has a future even if Apple are trying to kill it off.
In recent weeks, Adobe Flash has been heavilly criticised by Apple boss Steve Jobs.
During the past week the relationship between Adobe and Apple have hit the headlines.
On Friday 30th April, Steve Jobs wrote an open letter defending Apple’s decision not to allow Flash technology on many of their products.
He was making the point that Flash was made for an era of “PCs and mice” and performed poorly when translated to run on touchscreen smartphones and handheld devices.
Adobe then responded and now they have said that they wish to further themselves from Apples products.
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