Apple’s seeming refusal to enable Flash on the iPhone has Adobe seeking other avenues, which has now moved to hint at BlackBerry support in a future version of its Creative Suite product.In a sense that’s nothing new, Adobe’s plans to extend its brand into the mobile market where part of the paradigm when the company took over Macromedia, which was actively engaged in developing content creation systems for mobile devices. Now you can output for various platforms from within Adobe creative apps.With the iPhone as a Flash roadblock, no surprise then that Research In Motion (RIM) along with Adobe Systems have announced an expanded partnership in which the two companies will bring new software development tool
