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QuickTime Creator Brings Flash and Office To the iPad, By Subscription

New submitter adycarter writes "Steve Perlman, the man responsilbe for QuickTime and WebTV, has recently launched OnLive Desktop which now offers a 'plus' service enabling iPad users to use Flash, Microsoft Office and the ability to use a Gigabit-speed version of Internet Explorer. The service runs on the same basic technology as their game streaming service in that you're using your iPad as client to access a machine located in the cloud."

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  1. Re:Thanks by jo_ham · · Score: 1, Troll

    Sarcasm works only when there aren't enough people who actually believe what you pretended to.

    -- Ethanol-fueled

    Actually that's usually one of the most common uses of sarcasm - as a "low hanging fruit" method of mocking people. Seems you missed it in your hot-button Anti-Apple Froth. You were a little too quick to want to jump on him for liking Apple so you didn't stop to think that a single line first post on slashdot might not be 100% serious.