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Unfortunately, the creators of iPad decided not to include Silverlight or Adobe Flash in their platform as they realized both are big CPU hogs and tend to crash your browser frequently. This is a common occurrence when you’re streaming videos or playing games on your iPad.
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Just as you load it up, you get a message that Silverlight for iPad is not installed and you must install Silverlight in order to play the game. | Comments | Tag with just found out about this awesome new game and you’re ready to sit down on a Saturday afternoon to dig in to this new game. Microsoft Debuts Its Surface 30" Interactive Screen at Sheraton - Aug 20, 2008.Woz: The Engineer Behind the Apple - Aug 26, 2008.HP Debuts First Multi-touch Notebook - Yes HP, Not Apple (Now That's a Surprise!!!) - Nov 19, 2008.Microsoft Blocks VoIP on Windows Marketplace for Mobile - May 06, 2009.
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