Steve Jobs Adobe-iin Flash technology ni tednii iPhone-d tohiromjgui bna gej uzjee.
Tereer Flash-iin Desktop version ni iPhone deer arai ch gemeer udaan ajillaad bna aa, harin gar utasand zoriulsan huvilbar ni hangaltgui functional bna. Tegeheer dund ni 1huvilbar (“product in the middle”) dutaad bna aa daa, buren chadalaaraa mash hurdtai ajildag, iPhone-d zoriulagdsan hehe.
Harin Adobe-iin huvid “product in the middle” gesen huvilbariin talaar yamar 1 tuluvluguu baihq bgaa bolohoor iPhone tun udalgui Flash-iig demjihee bolino gejee. urgeljilel ni in english( 
) :This is not going to make developers or consumers happy given how important Flash has become for the web, whether it be for delivering rich applications or video.
Those who were hoping that Flash support would be announced with the SDK tomorrow will be especially disappointed. Perhaps Jobs was trying to soften the blow a little bit by announcing his Flash intentions a day early.
Of course, as Duncan speculates, this provides an opportunity for Microsoft to swoop in and enable the iPhone with Silverlight. But is that even imaginable?