Google announced a new tool that can be used to convert a Flash-based content into HTML 5 content that is compatible with the iPhone. This web-based tool, called Swiffy, using JSON technology, SVG, HTML5, CSS3, and ActionScript 2.0 to create Flash SWF files appear as JavaScript to the browser’s WebKit, which is then able to display that content. According to Google, SWF files are translated almost as small as the original file.
Google warns that not all Flash content can be converted using this method, but most can. This tool would be helpful for owners of the iPhone because the iPhone’s Safari browser can not display the Flash-based content.
To try you can go directly to: http://swiffy.googlelabs.com
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Is this effective and useful?? I really wanted to try this one…
I did click the http://swiffy.googlelabs.com/ that you’ve said in your post but it seems I cant access to it. Their something a problem to it, can you give an advises or tips how to run this stuff..
Why on Earth would I put my companies SWF into SWIFFY?
Once you do that Google has nearly infinite rights to the content to use in nearly anyway they see fit, including making derivative works or displaying/publishing the content.
Huge warning not to use it if your company has any intellectual property contained in a SWF – I would get into serious trouble if I used this product.