
In April 2010, Apple’s Steve Jobs wrote
a blistering open letter headlined Thoughts On Flash, in which he laid out why Apple would not let Flash run on iPhones and iPads.
In April 2010, Apple’s Steve Jobs wrote
a blistering open letter headlined Thoughts On Flash, in which he laid out why Apple would not let Flash run on iPhones and iPads.
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