I think this is a little exaggerated by Lee Brimlow but it's worth noting some of the popular sites including Disney which is one of Apple's good friends these days that you cannot see due to lack of Flash on the iPad. Apple might want to try and force people to use their technologies and continue to pretend like the Adobe Flash platform doesn't matter (whatever the chip on the shoulder is that Jobs has with Adobe, even after early Adobe apps essentially 'made' the Mac more than a memory), but it's too ingrained in todays web experience to be ignored whether they like it or not.


See his screenshot post of the failure to surf on the iPad.
http://theflashblog.com/?p=1703

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