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Last updated: Tuesday, April 13, 2010

Although the iPad has been topping the news charts for the past couple of weeks, so has the debacle with Adobe over a lack of Flash on Apple devices. With the iPhone it was a case of Flash being too slow and buggy. With the iPad the same case was pleaded, but Apple went one step

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