Was Apple right to snub Flash all this time to lead the Web towards open standards, or was it staggering arrogance to try and force the change? Tell us your thoughts in the comments below or on our Facebook page. Adobe is stopping Flash for mobile phones and tablets, to focus on HTML5 for playing videos and animations. Just like Steve Jobs wanted. The great Flash war is over -- and Apple has won. Adobe is pulling the plug on Flash for mobile phones and tablets, to focus on HTML5 for playing videos and animations. Just like Steve Jobs wanted.

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There's no official word from RIM on availability, but it's already leaked out that T-Mobile and Vodafone will offer the Bold 9780, with the phone likely to be free on £30 per month two-year contracts. Although not much has changed with the 9780, the Bold line is still the top branch of the BlackBerry bush. The touchscreen Torch failed to get our juices flowing, so we're relieved RIM is going back to basics. We don't doubt the BlackBerry Bold 9780 will do well. It doesn't rock the boat and masses of BBM-ers and business folk feel comfortable enough with their Bolds. For now it should be fine, but in the future as more people want touchscreen devices, it might struggle to compete with the iPhone and Android. We're looking forward to next year's BlackBerry PlayBook tablet and its new OS to see if anything really new is coming from RIM.

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Still, it seems like Apple could easily adapt the technology and design of the Nano into a more ruggedized iWatch. If that happens, you can bet that the category will take off. Dear Maggie, I am a Verizon customer currently using an HTC Thunderbolt stuck in the Gingerbread world. I am eligible for an upgrade 1/13/13, but I am torn on what to do. I really like the Android OS, but I've grown a bit peeved about how fragmented software on Android devices are, to the point where I think my money is more well spent over the life of my two-year contract with Apple since iPhone devices typically receive software updates over multiple generations of devices in a timely fashion. Do you have any advice that can help me feel more confident before locking myself into another two-year contract?.