iPhone Still Without Flash

Apple’s iPhone and Adobe Flash have yet to work out an agreement they can both settle on. With the iPhone having a strict contract with AT&T, if the iPhone was to have Flash on it, it may be subject to the same strict agreement, according to Wired. Applying this application to the iPhone would also restrict the ultimate control Apple has over it’s product.

There are also speed issues. The iPhone runs pretty flawlessly, and quickly whips through screens and functions. Adding Flash to the iPhone will slow it down tremendously, making it take far longer for people to roam the Internet from their phone, and this is something that needs to be worked on before Apple accepts any kind of agreement with Adobe.

World’s First Touch Screen Blackberry

To be released before the Holidays! Blackberry has always been known for being one of, if not the most functional handheld for all of your organizing, texting, talking and business needs. The Blackberry just got better with their first ever touch screen. Its slick, clean design is of course appealing to the eyes and touch, but it doesn’t just stop there. It has similar attributes to the ever-popular iPhone, but it keeps with the traditional functionality of Blackberrys.

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