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Adobe and Apple have locked horns recently and developers the world over have being caught in the middle. But we aren’t developers we are consumers so why should we care about what Apple not allowing flash on their devices.

Well to start with Flash has being around since 1996 (formerly Macromedia Flash before being acquired by Adobe). So my iPhone I just paid $1000 for in 2010 can’t support content created in 1996 great! of course flash has been an integral part of the web growing up.

One of Apple’s claims is it uses too much battery life, guess what let me decide how I want to spend my iPhone battery life! not you not anyone. This seems a bit like when Apple decided it would be better for them (is that meant to be me PR person please?) that I can’t use Google Voice. In fact they don’t even want me to watch porn on their devices?

A better question

Do Apple care about what you want? the only way I can judge that is by the choices they have taken away from me in the past. They seem to care about their idea of what people want not choice.

An even better question

Do Apple care about developers? they make all the apps, no developers equals a very expensive smart phone in your pocket that can’t do anything especially great. The best developers are very smart people and if they don’t like working with Apple looking over their shoulder then don’t expect them to be making apps for much longer. iPhones are killing the smart phone market for now and that is a big attraction for developers but I don’t think its attitude will continue to retain the best developers.

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I use it to sync files between my Macbook, Windows 7 PC and work computer. It also has an iPhone app.

It works by not only storing your files in the cloud (for online access) but by also storing the file locally on all devices with Dropbox installed.

Combined with programs that work across both platforms like Keepass (http://keepass.info/) and Xmind (http://www.xmind.net/) it’s a great tool to always have your files available.

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iPhonePearl by kon

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iPhone Fire Girl

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iPhone Blossum

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iPhone Magic of COLORS

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This figure is 30% higher than Wall Street’s original prediction of 8.8 Million and would be an overall increase of 50% over last quarter’s sales (According to the “Apple Insider” blog).

Analyst Brian Marshall states  that he predicts “iPhone activations through At&T may slip to 20%”.  He also predicts an 100% sequential increase in international sales, noting that RIM(Research In Motion) grew its business by 40%.

“Despite the enormous  success of the iPhone since its inception in July of ‘07, we strongly believe the device is in its infancy with respect to penetrating the global post-paid subscriber market,” he wrote.

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I always find it interesting that people attribute iPhone dropouts to the carrier, in Australia we have really good carriers and no dropouts with other phones. Yet dropouts on the iPhone are rampant, I think when Verizon starts carrying the iPhone people are going to realise it wasn’t just a shoddy network causing all their dropouts.

What do you think?

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Skull iPhone Wallpaper

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iPhone and iTouch Wallpaper

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Blue Christmas

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Christmas Eve

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Christmas is Here

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Christmas Tree

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Christmas Tree

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Christmas Tree

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Since our Google vs Apple article proved so popular we thought we would give you a roundup of all the punches thrown so far.

The original iDon’t ad

A fan video uploaded by youtube user “droiddont”

iPhone misfit toy

Good luck browsing the web with that one

Verizon Blue Christmas

There’s a map for that

Google launches an ad on it’s search homepage

Need a hole punched through a rock wall?

Verizon Droid surfer

Xkcd webcomic

AT&T launchs lawsuit in response to 3G coverage map ads

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