Steve Jobs just posted an open letter of sorts explaining Apple’s position on Flash, going back to his company’s long history with Adobe and expounding upon six main points of why he thinks Flash is wrong for mobile devices. HTML5 naturally comes up, along with a few reasons you might not expect. He concludes in saying that “Flash was created during the PC era – for PCs and mice.” Basically, it’s for the olds.
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Steve Jobs publishes some ‘thoughts on Flash’… many, many thoughts on Flash
You know how TomTom is moving to a WebKit-based UI with its new flagship Go Live 1000 satnav?
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TomTom reveals plans for App Store in battle against smartphone navigation
When Polaroid left the instant film market back in 2008, it left a gaping hole that Impossible Project has attempted to fill with its overpriced reproduction paper. We’re guessing someone at Polaroid saw that and thought: “Hey, why don’t we charge too much for instant film, and make an overpriced camera to use it in?” And thus the $90 Polaroid 300 was born. Yes, $90 for the sort of instant point-and-shoot that, a few decades ago, you could pick up for under $20
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Polaroid returns to instant photography with the 300, thinks you’ll pay a premium for it
