Steven Job said that Flash is too slow for the iOs platform, then claiming HTML 5 would be the better solution. To see how great HTML5 works on the iPad, watch this:
Seems Mr. Jobs didn’t knew what he was talking about.
The same demos on Android:
Demonstration of Steve Jobs favourite HTML5-Technology on the iPad
May 9th, 2011, Author: Malte Köhrer, Categories: Apple, Flash, HTML5
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