I just read this article on Engadget.

http://www.engadget.com/2010/04/08/apples-iphone-lockdown-apps-must-be-written-in-one-of-three-la/

It looks like apple isn't going to let Flash be converted to native iPhone apps.

http://www.skritter.com/forum/topic?id=28725592&comments=11

Yeah.

Still, there's always Android.

Yeah, we've been reading up on it, and it's a bummer. We had an inkling this would occur, but hoped that Apple would be more chill than they have proven. We'll be watching developments in this arena carefully.

Good argument for Android! If this site ports to the Droid & Nexxus, I'll probably subscribe & get a new smartphone.

I couldn't wait. Just bought a Nexus One :-)

I'm a Droid owner so I'll be looking forward to Skritter on Android! Flash is suppose to be right around the corner.

Apple has gone way too far and they have been increasingly alienating developers (and hence, users in what they can and can not do with the iPhone / iPad).

I used to be an Apple fan a while ago but I couldn't hate them more today!

http://iansamuel.com/essays/progress-of-the-platform/

This screenshot is symbolic of how great I think it would be to have a skritter flash based iPhone app:

http://jacobrhoden.com/mac-flash.png

the new developer terms are only for OS 3.2/4 or for everything?

Cuz, you know, the old iphone won't get the new OS updates, so in theory could you still release an app developed in CS5 for that platform?

Jail broken ones would also work I would assume (if Anki is anthing to go by - not that I have an iphone). Whether it's worth it for that, though...

Correct you could release a version for jailbroken phones as they have no limit on what can be installed.

Regarding non jailbroken phones this will not work. It is not possible to upload a new application to the apple app store without agreeing to the updated terms and conditions.