Well, they're wrong about one thing. WP7 is *not* Windows Mobile. The only relation is that is has Windows in its name and runs on small devices. Other than that, they are completely different animals. And, their loss if they pass up that market.

My interpretation of this statement is they're in the same boat that Novell and WordImperfect were in (and many Fox Devs), "Microsoft changed direction and screwed us. It's their fault that we can't succeed. We didn't make mistakes." Perhaps reading the book, "Who Moved My Cheese" is a good idea.

>You can use flash with the iPhone but you have to use skyfire www.skyfire.com This company did have a windows mobile 6.5 version out that they quit supporting. At one point I emailed them about why they dropped WM6.5 and if they had plans to release a WP7 version. I got a response back saying that they will "never - ever again support any version of Microsoft windows mobile".
>Flash does have is share of security problems - but I don't know how much of those holes exist in the mobile version. There are mobile anti-virus tools that might help but again this is an area I haven't really looked into yet.