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Given that Apple will likely add Flash support to the iPhone before too long, their second announcement about formatting KickApps networks for the iPhone will have longer lasting significance.
Gear Live speculates "that it would be pretty convenient for Flash support to be introduced alongside the iPhone SDK," so that's when we might expect to see it introduced.
If the team has implemented Flash support, I have to believe that they are close to where they want to be in terms of a general release schedule.
Chuck full of new features like Flash support, the ability to turn your phone into a Wifi hotspot, and huge speed gains, Android users have been eager to try it out for themselves.
Japanese camcorder-makers have been offering flash support (which allows video to be recorded directly to flash cards) for several years and, at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas in January, Sanyo previewed what it claims is the first camcorder able to record high-definition video to a flash-memory card.
From a lack of Flash support on the iPhone to the absence of true multitasking even on Apple's most powerful mobile devices, Apple has always known that more people will be turned off by a device doing something badly than will flock to it for its support for edge cases in the ecosystem of gadget freaks.
Much is made of the lack of Flash support and the inability to route around AT&T's blocking of VoIP and other cash cows.
As authorStream's Jagdeep Pannu tells us, the device's lack of Flash support is an obstacle to many document sharing sites that use Adobe's technology for multimedia support.
The Adobe Flash support is very attractive to the user as it allows all the flash based resources (e.g. games, videos etc).
So you've just updated your shiny Nexus One to Android 2.2 (aka Froyo) complete with flash support, and you're jonesing to watch your favorite episode of Glee while on your way to work on this dreary Monday morning.
Adobe responded with an open letter of its own and an attempt to work around Apple to deliver Flash support in spite of Jobs' objections but ultimately failed.
