Chrome brings Flash Player back into the legal fold, trains it to kill iPads?

If Apple had its approach, we tend to be expecting which the legal iPad would go back down in history because the device that simply about single-handedly destroyed Adobe's empire up of Flash. Whereas HTML5 possesses been in development for years, content providers just prefer the Wall Street Journal, NPR, CBS plus added suffer from purely begun transitioning video services to the hot customary (and subsequently, away up of Flash) currently that it could be previous point for Cupertino's massive unleash. Less than during the week, Adobe has found an ally in Google, which has just announced that the Chrome browser -- and more importantly, Chrome OS -- is enough to no longer merely support but natively integrate the technology. In the quick run, what about that suggests is that the Chrome browser will not call for you to download Adobe Flash Player or spend time updating it prior to back-to-back YouTube viewings and marathon Newgrounds sessions. In the long term, Google explains that it intends Flash to turned into an integral, seamless a section of net artwork up as to hand allowing for HTML and Javascript -- and if we extrapolate, an essential component of its new Chrome OS as neatly. Pardon united states for thinking out loud, but it sounds like Google's found an exclusive feature to highly tout, after it inevitably brings a Chrome OS tablet to market.