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Re: Microsoft Licenses Flash Lite; Whoa, What About Silverlight?

macewan — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 13:54:10 -0000

erm, that's business - not openness. Flash == fun. Youtube, Hulu, cnn, cbs tons of other video sites eagerly awaiting eyeballs to serve up that drunk grandma clip with an ad "Seniors AA" service in your community.

Re: Microsoft Licenses Flash Lite; Whoa, What About Silverlight?

Nono — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 09:16:26 -0000

MS-Bashers are irrational!
Any idiot that can make corporations into cults, like apple and Googlentology can not be reason with. Both of this companies are no less 'agressive' in theirs market strategies, the only diference is the amount of brainwashed cult followers that they have!

Re: Microsoft Licenses Flash Lite; Whoa, What About Silverlight?

Nikos — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 07:23:15 -0000

Flash will do well to enable Lite on anderoid. Anderoid will change the world

Re: Microsoft Licenses Flash Lite; Whoa, What About Silverlight?

Paul — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 11:21:24 -0000

@JD

Android will not "SPREAD" as it is not compatible with any existing hardware and you simply cannot "INSTALL" it into your old phone.

It will take a lot of effort from the operators, vendors and developers to make Android a viable option to S60 or Windows Mobile. Let's wait for at least first phone with Android to come out and then boast about the impact it *would* generate.

/android dev