“Digital vs. Print” .. I’m one of those that loves both, since the content is the real issue and the only thing to debate here is the delivery method. I do greatly prefer print in the same way I prefer print books over e-reader books, but that largely has to do with me [...]

So what now? Well as announced yesterday:
Adobe is no longer investing in iPhone-based Flash development, Adobe principal product manager Mike Chambers wrote in a Tuesday blog post.
The move comes after Apple put out new draft of its iPhone developer program license, which banned private APIs and required apps to be written in Objective-C, C, C++, [...]

Background Info:
For those not in the loop, Apple released updated SDK terms of service Thursday, April 9, 2009, that state that toolkits cannot be used to build apps for iphone that are not written originally in Objective-C/C++/C. This addresses cross-platform toolkits that not only allow development of iphone apps on a PC, but allow [...]