Apple's new rules allow developers to create iPhone applications using cross-development platform tools. In April, Apple banned developers from using tools such as Adobe Creative Suite 5, which lets you create an application in Flash, and then port it to iPhone's native language, Objective-C. Adobe said that Apple's course reversal was "great news for developers" and that Adobe will now resume development of its CS5-iPhone feature. However, this move does not change Apple's policy of not supporting Flash-based content on the iPhone. Content based on Oracle's Java and Adobe's Flash are still not available on the iPhone.
Via: pcworld.com
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