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Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Breakage from little cracks begin

What’s the impact of no Flash on the iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad? Most customers don’t care. Here’s another crack in Adobe’s Flash armor. Gavin Clarke in The Register:

Start-up airline Virgin America has decided HTML is “good enough” for animating online content on its brand-new website, which went live Monday, dumping Flash.

Virgin CTO Ravi Simhambhatla:

I don’t want to cater to one hardware or one software platform one way to another, and Flash eliminates iPhone users. This year is going to be the year of the mobile [for Virgin]. When I looked at the Flash on our site, we weren’t using any Flash features except transition from one ad to another. When you use a technology, you want to use 70 to 80 per cent of the functionality.

The days of dominant, proprietary technologies on the internet are over. Goodbye Flash.

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