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The digital video making and viewing community came together a little more, recently.  Apple lifted the ban on Adobe Flash Player appearing in iPhone or iPad, ending online compatibility issues.

Last year, Apple refused to work with Flash, the most popular additional program for creating and viewing multi-media websites. The media creation and viewing program’s use restricted costumers to certain devices. Adobe blocked access to Flash from Apple devices. Apple’s continually expanding mobile devices struggled to view images and videos supported by the additional program.

The announcement that Apple will access Adobe programs invites benefits for both companies and their customers:

• Creation of more compatible viewing. –Users no longer receive messages stating that the video cannot be supported by the device. Device users can access any styled website or video without getting an error message.
• Better quality videos, ads, and animation appearing.– Abode’s expertise will aide Apple in creating quality video product. Apple will show Adobe how to work on the small device scale. Videos recorded or viewed on phone will enjoy higher resolution, making clear and better images.
• Possible future products Dialogue from combining the experts of both viewing programs and personal technology devices invites more and better video programs and devices. Once both companies exchange thoughts on improving current products, exchanges will open to ideas for future products.
• Make a more mobile world– Adobe is favored for viewing and creating exciting and clear web pages, but the programs are generally tied to personal computers and laptops. Apple can help adjust Adobe’s program language to more suitable videos on smaller and mobile screens. Users will access websites through phones and tablets and still get clear picture resolution.
• Fewer issues will arise. The experts from Adobe and Apple can spot possible issues with programs or devices during development.  Costumers will have better over all experience as both companies add different expertise to error solutions.

Apple and Adobe both gain in working together. Customers gain even more. Adobe’s offer to assist in adjusting HTML5, the viewing language currently used by Apple and Google, provides opportunities for improving existing animations, videos, advertisements, and pages. Website creation and viewing can expect to become a clearer and better experience.

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