Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen claims there will be 130 million smartphone devices running Flash by the end of 2011. Maybe - but what about performance and power drain?
Narayen, however, seemed completely unperturbed by Mossberg's skepticism, emphasizing Adobe and Apple were "absolutely" done arguing about the lack of Flash on iOS devices.
The outspoken CEO went on to compare himself to a "kid in a candy shop," as he is currently working closely with companies designing non-iPad tablets, which, yes, are capable of running Flash with reckless abandon.
"There is more power on these devices now than when we delivered Photoshop on a PC several years ago," he said.
"We are clearly betting on these devices not just being consumption devices but also productivity devices for our community... There will be another 20 tablets that will come by the end of the year that will push the industry in different directions."
Narayen emphasized he was putting his money on Android tablets rather than the iPad, predicting Google's popular mobile operating system would eventually outpace Apple's iOS.
Narayen, however, seemed completely unperturbed by Mossberg's skepticism, emphasizing Adobe and Apple were "absolutely" done arguing about the lack of Flash on iOS devices.
The outspoken CEO went on to compare himself to a "kid in a candy shop," as he is currently working closely with companies designing non-iPad tablets, which, yes, are capable of running Flash with reckless abandon.
"There is more power on these devices now than when we delivered Photoshop on a PC several years ago," he said.
"We are clearly betting on these devices not just being consumption devices but also productivity devices for our community... There will be another 20 tablets that will come by the end of the year that will push the industry in different directions."
Narayen emphasized he was putting his money on Android tablets rather than the iPad, predicting Google's popular mobile operating system would eventually outpace Apple's iOS.
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