Here’s an excerpt from an interesting article by Jason Snell:

Another bomb lobbed by Steve Jobs on Thursday was aimed right at Google,
and not at its Android appendage, but right at its core: search and search-based text advertising.

Here’s what Jobs said:

On the desktop, search is where it’s at. That’s where the money is. But on a mobile device,
search hasn’t happened. Search is not where it’s at. People aren’t searching on a mobile device
like they do on the desktop. What’s happening is, they’re spending all their time in apps.
And this is where the opportunity to deliver advertising is. Not as part of search, but as part of apps.

The war is heating up between Adobe and Apple over Adobe’s CS5 Cross compiler for the iPhone & iPad.  Development on the iPhone and iPad has now been completely denied to Adobe unless they concede to Apple’s demands and write their application code natively in Apple’s Objective-C.

What do you think the outcome will be?
How will this affect iAds in the future?
Can someone come up with a way to get
Cross compiled apps approved by Apple?

Please leave you comments here.
Thanks, Sandy.