Q: Flash player

m.hassan wrote:

 

I really need flash on iphone if not in the next i m gonna buy nd royd phone

Well, aside from the fact that no one here really cares what phone you buy (no offense intended, but seriously, why shoi ld we?) - it ain't gonna happen. Might as well sell the iPhone now and go get your 'roid device.

m.hassan wrote:

 

I really need flash on iphone if not in the next i m gonna buy nd royd phone

Enjoy your virus-prone royd phone: http://www.ic3.gov/media/2012/121012.aspx

Adobe says no more Flash on Android

Nobody cares what you buy.

It works on my non apple phone

Thrilled for you.

You must be as happy as a pig in slops.

I merely want a machine to do a job consistently and properly.  I do not care how old Flash is. If I cannot visit normal sites using standard, widespread, accepted technology, then this iPad is a total waste of time. I would be better off with an old, heavy laptop. At least it works and equipment that meets customer needs is the absolute bottom line. Never much liked Microsoft for its flaky OS software and habit of charging customers to be its test lab rat. Now Apple is telling me what I cannot watch.  What absolute arrogance.

As siad hundreds of times: Adobe never developed a Flash Player for iOS, and Adobe is now not developing Flash for any mobile device from any manufacturer.  There are still people using floppy disks. It doesn't mean that every machine has to include a floppy disk drive.

Kevanch wrote:

 

Now Apple is telling me what I cannot watch. 

No Apple is doing nothing of the kind.

Now Apple is telling me what I cannot watch.

Using your logic... since Ford sells trucks, Ford is telling you that you can't ride a motorcycle.  Clearly your logic is quite flawed.

If you don't like your iPad, quit complaining, sell it and purchase something else.

I am using flash supporting browser in my iPad for watching movies and I treid a couple of web based games without any issue.

This link helped me find for my purpose. I hope this will meet your requirement.

Top 4 browsers support flash player on iPad and iPhone.

Here is the latest Flash player that works on ALL recently released Android devices...
http://download.macromedia.com/pub/flashplayer/installers/archive/android/11.1.1 15.69/install_flash_player_ics.apk

(it works on my note 2 phone, galaxy tab 2 tablet, roomtaes galaxy s3 phone, and my co-workers galaxy s4 phone)

And you can see a list of many more provided Flash player versions at Adobe's website...

http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/archived-flash-player-versions.html

Flash isn't dead yet...

Your point about buying a Ford product is fine as far as it goes.  If, however, by buying tht product I suddenly found half of the public roads closed off to me, I would be more than a little upset.  Lots of websites use Flash yet the standard Apple browser does not have a mechanism for dealing with this, which makes the product not fit for purpose.  How come other browse4rs can do it and not Apple?  This is total nonsense.  As far as changing the unit is concerned, I have only jsut got it and am in a two year contract, so I am screwed.  Please do not expect me to feel good about this.  It never entered my head that a company such as Apple would produce something that precluded a chunk of the internet.

Let me break it down for you easy mode....

Any non ios device --> web --> Movies and games

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ios device --> $Apple Store$ --> Movies and games

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Get it now? Seems logical reason to me.

johndaily wrote:

 

Let me break it down for you easy mode....

 

 

Any non ios device --> web --> Movies and games

 

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ios device --> $Apple Store$ --> Movies and games

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Get it now? Seems logical reason to me.

Don't know if it is logical, but it is incorrect. There are plenty of free sources of content available for iOS devices.