Adobe is finally bringing Flash to the iPhone. Now’s your chance to tell us what you think programmers should use this awesome power for.

Adobe has been working long and hard to finagle Apple into imbuing the iPhone with a full Flash experience. The solution unveiled Monday was a compromise at best: Adobe announced its new development kit would convert software written in Flash into standalone iPhone apps. Though this is a lesser Flash experience, Adobe claims there are over 1 million Flash developers worldwide, so expect a flood of new Flash iPhone apps and games to land in the App Store in the near future. Compare that to the 100,000 iPhone developers that Apple says are already out there, and you’ll get an idea of how this might start to change the landscape for iPhone apps.

That gets us in the mood for wishing. There are plenty of Flash-based games, apps and streaming-video sites we’d love to see turned into iPhone apps. Some examples include the Hulu TV-streaming service, the Straw Hat Samurai fighting game, or maybe even a mobile version of the Aviary multimedia suite.

Read on for our wish list of iPhone-ported Flash apps we’d like to see in the App Store. And after you’re done, feel more than welcome to suggest the Flash apps you want to see, in the Reddit-powered list below. If Flash developers see enough demand for their apps and games, they might feel compelled to deliver their wares to the iPhone.

One note: Before submitting your suggestions, make sure to check out Adobe’s limitations for converting Flash into iPhone apps. But keeping that in mind, let your imagination run wild. Ours have already.

Hulu

We have a feeling consumers wouldn’t have created such a fuss over the lack of Flash on the iPhone if a Hulu app were available. Imagine how great that would be. Missed the first episode of Flash Forward? On your bus ride home, launch the Hulu app, punch Flash Forward into a search and stream the episode over a 3G connection — all free, with the brief interruption of a few ads. We estimate this will make commuters’ lives 40 times less miserable. (If a Hulu app ever appears, AT&T and Apple might cripple it to work Wi-Fi only, but hey — this is a wishlist, so we can dream.)

Straw Hat Samurai

Samurai warriors are rad (almost as awesome as ninjas). Imagine how fun this game Straw Hat Samurai would be on an iPhone. The game involves using your mouse to draw lines onto the areas you’d like to slash your enemies to death. It’s charmingly simple, and with an iPhone it would be even better, using our fingers to swipe across the touchscreen to swing the sword. We think kids with an iPod Touch would especially love this game. Try it out at Kongregate if you haven’t already.

Dolphin Olympics 2

Yeah, that’s right — we like this dolphin game. Got a problem with that? It’s fun. You take on the role of a dolphin, and the goal is to do as many tricks as you can in two minutes. Sounds like a stupid time waster, we know, but that’s what all games are, right? See if you can make the dolphin fly into space, and then tell us this game isn’t entertaining.

Aviary

Aviary is a pretty impressive multimedia suite coded in Flash. In your desktop browser you can apply effects and make basic edits to images, and there’s even a vector-editing tool. We wouldn’t expect this to translate smoothly into an iPhone app, but it’d be great to see a lighter version modified for iPhone owners. We’re a pretty multimedia-savvy bunch, aren’t we?

Adobe on Monday announced plans to roll out mobile versions of its Flash platform to several smartphones. Apple’s popular iPhone, however, is gaining a lesser Flash experience.

At its worldwide developer conference in Los Angeles, Adobe said it would be releasing Flash for mobile platforms including Microsoft Windows Mobile, Palm’s webOS and Google Android. But don’t expect Flash to come to the iPhone’s Safari mobile browser. Instead, Adobe is adding support to its Flash Professional CS5 developer kit to convert software written in Flash into standalone iPhone applications.

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If you are looking for Iphone images, check these links for cool mobile assets to create visualisation project in Flash , iPhone mock ups for presentations and other prototypes.

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A new training video demonstrates the Spreety TV iPhone site (http://iphone.spreety.com). To use Spreety TV iPhone from your iPhone / iTouch, open the Safari browser, and type in iphone.spreety.com.

Limited full episodes and a fair amount of clips and shorts are available for your iPhone.

Since this is a new area that is changing rapidly, please share your feedback on this blog or by emailing Spreety@spreety.com.

Dupa Window Mobile ( aici ), Iphone se inscrie si el pe lista de flash compatible wannabe ( aici ) .

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Steve Jobs anunciou hoje que nao existem planos para uso de tecnologia Flash no IPhone, porque segundo ele esta nao satisfaz os padroes de multimidia que a sua empresa espera. Para Steve Jobs a versao doFlash para computadores é demasiado lenta e a versao para dispositivos moveis nao é capaz de ser usada com a Web.

(articolo pubblicato da MacWorld)

Steve Jobs, amministratore delegato di Apple, non è stato tenero con Adobe Flash Lite, la versione per apparecchi da tasca della tecnologia di animazione vettoriale ubiqua sul web: non è abbastanza potente da essere usata con iPhone.

D’altro canto, ha sottolineato Jobs, iPhone non è abbastanza potente per usare Flash nella sua edizione per computer (pur essendo iPhone il tascabile più potente in assoluto).

Manca dunque un prodotto di mezzo e in conseguenza di questo non è all’orizzonte una versione di iPhone dotata di supporto per Flash.

A meno che Apple non abbia qualcosa nel cappello e sia pronta a presentarlo all’evento stampa in programma per domani.