iSwifter Brings Flash Games To the iPad — Sort Of

itwbennett writes "Peter Smith is blogging about the free iSwifter app, which aims to solve the 'no Flash games on iPads' problem. The app, which is currently available for the iPad and planned for the iPhone and other devices, 'streams Flash games to your iPad. You run the app, which contacts iSwifter servers, which are actually running the Flash. Ideally, the effect is identical to running the app directly from a web page.' Smith tested the app and calls it an 'interesting idea,' but an imperfect solution — at least right now."

Comments

Re:what's the point?

[Anonymous Coward]

@samkass my company's internal web sites don't use any flash. #getabetterjob #youfailit

Re:Pretty Graphs

[SuperKendall]

With medications and reactions to them, a handful is plenty

What a stupid statement. Medications effects and reactions have shown to differ between people; meetings have shown themselves to be universal in nature.

And it still doesn't answer the original question of why a meeting would NEED an animated graph. You are just arguing for the sake of being an asshole; I'll give you the last response since that is what an asshole naturally seeks.

Is it too much to ask that you at least be a clever asshole? Apparently so, for Slashdot, as we have only the dense an ill-informed kind here.