Adobe kills license fees for Flash on devices

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Bchau @ May 6th 2008 8:12PM

Another important point is that it would be the same run-time, namely, flash player across all devices, from computers to handset and anything in between. That would mean a truly author once and publish anywhere for developers building the flash applications. Something Java can only dream of.

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