Now, if we could just get rid of it on the desktop, things might be much better. CBS.com, I'm looking at you. Hulu, you can do better also.
Once again, by the way, despite the cacophony of personal attacks that it produced at the time, Steve Jobs has been proven right.
As if Adobe has some right granted by the deities to have their precious plugin on every platform under the sun. And as if Apple singled out Adobe (there are no plugins on iOS). If the iPhone was a flop Adobe wouldn't have cared about being on iOS, just like they never cared about being on Linux even when users were begging for it. Adobe has displayed nothing but contempt for non-Windows platforms and they only started whining because iOS was successful. Where's the fuss over being "banned" on Windows Phone 7?
If Adobe is capable of delivering a good runtime for ARM platforms then where is it? They had time, more than enough time.