Skyfire has launched its browser for the iPhone, enabling browser-based Flash video for users of Apple's handset for the first time. The browser was set live in the App Store on Wednesday at the price ...

Apple’s decision to shun Flash Player for its iOS devices has been well documented over the years. But with the iPhone nearly five years old now, it’s no surprise third-party developers are offering ...

iOS users, long accustomed to working around the platform’s notorious lack of Flash support, could be in for a breath of fresh air with the recent approval and release of the Flash-video-playing ...

Getting an Adobe Flash-compatible browser on your iPhone is as simple as visiting the App Store. Your iPhone doesn't natively support Adobe Flash in its Safari ...

Update: Skyfire is now available! Update 2: Skyfire has pulled its browser from the App Store due to being unable to keep up with demand on its transcoding servers. We’re being told that the company ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. All I can say to this app is “Wow.” If you have grown sick of waiting for Hulu to release some sort of ...

Any browsers which do not automatically play Flash videos? or even better any which does not download the flash? just puts a placeholder, or just download and show a pic. This helps with the 4g ...

Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. Apple has allowed an iOS browser named Skyfire, which transcodes Flash videos into iPhone-friendly ...

At 9 AM ET on Thursday, November 4, the Skyfire Browser will be coming to iOS and will allow users to watch Flash video on their iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch by converting it to HTML5. Priced at $2.99 ...