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3G iPhone Hacked to Run Flash Lite

Published by Charl Norman on Jul 10th, 2008, No Comments

Thomas Joos, a Beligian iPhone coder posted this video on YouTube, it crearly shows his iPhone running Flash Lite. No, this isn’t official or Adobe-backed in the slightest way, but rather a port of the software hacked into the iPhone OS using the two apps b.Tween and eyeGT. He only browses one site in the video, so it’s quite hard to have a “second” opinion, however, it doesn’t look bad at all. And at this point, with the inability to render Flash being one of the iPhone’s biggest problems, it’s great to see that there is light at the end of the tunnel. We wonder if the 3G iPhone will be as hackable.

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