Adobe Debuts Notus, A Flash-based App Builder For iPhone Platform

By literally hiding the code away, Notus allows the designers to concentrate on what they do best, providing them with the opportunity to "quickly and easily create dynamic graphic systems for a platform previously out of reach for those without a C++ background".

ustwo developed a proof of concept (or technical showcase as they called it) called Ballitz which ran flawlessly on current and last generation iPhones and iPod Touch. The hardware on the iPhone 3GS and the latest iPod Touch is more than capable of handling Flash if properly coded.

Early previews of what's in store shows that some Flash applications recompiled for the iPhone platform just need a bit more fine tuning before they are released.

Anyhow, the cat is among the pigeons and Apple won't be able to say that it that Flash on its devices is crap. Once the Flash genie is already out in the wild, it will be very difficult for Apple to put it back.