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Apple still hasn’t approved Adobe’s Flash media player for the iPad. But that doesn’t mean you can’t run Flash content on the tablet. iSwifter is announcing today that it has created a browser app for the iPad that allows users to access a virtually unlimited number of Flash content across the web.
Apple still has its objections to Flash, but iSwifter was able to get around those objections with its cloud-based technology. It executes the Flash content in its own data center and then sends video down the pipe to the user’s iPad, which has to be connected to a Wi-Fi connection. By doing this, iSwifter has created a tool can handle the flood of demand for Flash content on an Apple-created device. With iSwifter, users can get to just about any Flash ads, games or videos on the web.
iSwifter lets iPad access unlimited number of Flash videos and games (exclusive) | VentureBeat
I've been using it now for a couple of days.. So far it does what it advertises. It's a little bit slower compared to the Safari browser, but it works better than Skyfire, and it's free!
Download it and share your experiences.