Thread: Flash is Gone; Where's HTML5?
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Old 08-17-2012, 08:52 AM   #17
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If flash ran well on mobile, then nothing SJ said would have mattered. The iPhone is less than 20% of the market for smart phones. Android alone is a large enough mobile market for flash to be viable. Flash just couldn't make the transition well, and the fragmented nature of the Android market made support more expensive than it was worth...in light of the success of HTML5.
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