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Is iPhone's Web-Only App Stance Sustainable?

The iPhone, perhaps the hottest smartphone in the history of smartphones, lacks one of the most basic functions of pretty much every other smartphone on the market: the ability to accept, load and save third-party applications. Apple's conciliatory approach to address the situation is to allow users access to third-party applications via the built-in Safari browser. The iPhone version of Safari doesn't support Java or Adobe's Flash, which leaves out a couple of key technologies that help create rich applications.
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