Adobe caves in to Apple – fewer blank spots on i-devices?

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Last week Adobe Systems released Wallaby — an experimental new drag-and-drop tool for developers that converts Flash files into HTML5.

via cnn.com

I wonder if this will begin a decline in app consumption. If we can have a similar/identical experience in a browser as we can in an app, why download an app? Something to think about…

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