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Originally Posted by Silock
Hulu is making their own iPad application. And no, I'm not a big Hulu user. I torrent things I want and then upload them to my iPod/netbook to watch. I hate commercials.
And no, I don't watch video clips on ESPN or NFL.com.
Even still, within a few months, people will be moving to HTML5 anyway, and Flash support won't matter as much.
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WOW, Jobs sold you a bill of goods... HTML5 is a LONG LONG LONG way off from any kind of "replace flash" scenario...
I'm all for HTML5 to be ready and going... but the fact is.. it is NOT EVEN CLOSE. The standard is still in working draft status and there are a TON of heated arguments left to get settled before it is usable .. hell, they can't even agree on what video standards to support. (they leave it up to each browser currently)
We are talking
years for a full phase out of flash for HTML5.. you'll see spotty, quirky, buggy rollouts before then... but nothing like what Jobs is promising.
Take a look at it's current state of adoption in current browser engines...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compari...engines_(HTML5)