Here is some good news for lovers of their iPhones and iPads.
Apple has lifted its develop restrictions to enable apps to be created using Adobe Flash.
In a surprise turnaround from the war raging earlier this year, Apple has released new developer agreements and old restrictions have been lifted.
The new contractual language not only appears to allow developers to use pretty much any programming tool, including Adobe Flash Packager for iPhone, but it also appears to allow the use of third-party advertising and analytics services, such as Google’s AdMob.
Adobe likes what it sees in the new contractual terms.
“We are encouraged to see Apple lifting its restrictions on its licensing terms, giving developers the freedom to choose what tools they use to develop applications for Apple devices,” a company spokesperson said in an e-mailed statement.
Read more at Information Week.
