Apple Kills Adobe

The Apple vs. Adobe fight is seeing the beginning of the end. I’m using all of the available Clues and predicting the following: Apple kills Adobe in the Flash with Html 5. See what I did there? No? Movin’ on.

For those too cool to know this, Adobe’s main issue with Apple is that they ‘re excluding Flash from their mobile devices (iPad, iPhone, etc.). Apple’s main issue with Adobe is that Flash sucks balls. Even though I’ve made some pretty decent scratch creating Flash projects, I gotta side with Apple on this one. The only problem with their argument is that, until now, there haven’t been any viable alternatives to Flash technology. Enter: HTML 5, CSS3, and a whole lotta geeky magic.

Apple’s new HTML5 demo-page (Safari required) showcases a few of the things that HTML5 brings to the table.  Video/Audio Embedding, Fancy Fonts, Dynamic Photo Galleries, Web Transitions, even 3D and Virtual Reality. Effectively kicking Flash in the nuts every time. Most importantly, allowing developers to create rich multi-media experiences without the need of an entire suite of clunky Applications that crash… a lot.