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Wednesday, 09 November 2011 21:51 | Written by Christian Dunn |

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It's official, mobile Flash is dead.

Adobe has announced that it plans to stop development of Adobe Flash for mobile devices and cut 750 staff.

Adobe will try to redirect developers to it's Adobe Air platform although HTML5 will be the direct replacement for flash on mobile devices.

The bad news is for all the website owners who now need to arrange to redesign their sites not to include Flash.

Last Updated (Thursday, 17 November 2011 11:15)

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