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Fake Steve Jobs: Flash and Google ads will be removed in iPhone OS and OS X purely for tech reasons

May 5, 2010 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

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Fake Steve Jobs is on the roll. His latest blog post is awesome as he discusses reasons why Flash support will be removed from the OS X operating system. It’s a hilarious and a must read.

Among the reasons quoted we highlight:

  • Hardly any videos use Flash anymore.
  • Flash is the number one reason Macs crash. Well, not anymore.
  • Flash affects the battery life.
  • Flash was designed for mice and MacBook Pro does not have one.

In addition to Flash, he said that Gawker Media Web sites won’t not be supported in Safari, both on the iPhone OS and OS X. 🙂

Of course, technology reasons are to blame.

The same will apply to Google ads which were fine in the PC era, but now they just look ugly and Mac users don’t want them on their computers.

Finally, under iPhone OS 4.0, certain phone numbers will not work both for incoming and outgoing calls. If you call Apple to find out whether a certain number is on the blocked list, you will get the “That information is not available” explanation.

Love it. 🙂

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