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News: Steve Jobs claims Adobe Flash is a CPU hog

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http://www.raiden.net – Apple CEO Steve Jobs has reportedly stepped up his war of words against Adobe and its widely used Flash platform.According to numerous reports out of Silicon Valley, Jobs has been on a holy anti-Flash crusade of late. During a recent closed door meeting with the Wall Street Journal, Jobs contemptuou ... (Distributions)

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