In a roundabout way, Adobe has finally figured out how to get Flash content on the iPhone.

No, it’s not an iPhone-specific version of the Flash Player like we’ve all been expecting for years now. Instead, the company recently announced that Creative Suite 5 will support exporting iPhone apps from Flash. Okay, it was over a month ago now, but I just found out about it thanks to a post on on Josh Sager’s blog. (Thanks Josh.)

This morning I ran across WPTouch from Brave New Code and admittedly was a bit dubious when the company claimed it could make my WordPress blog iPhone-friendly with just a few clicks. But lo and behold, that’s all it took and the result was super impressive.

Tim and Travis put the iPhone 3G at the top of their list for best gadget of ‘08. Add GPS maps and third-party application innovation to an already revolutionary product and you have got one souped-up device.

I’ll start right off by saying this series of posts about Adobe MAX are loooong overdue. Yeah, I know. Bad blogger. The ‘to do’ list upon my return from San Francisco was daunting, to say the least, and unfortunately posting blog entries didn’t top that list, since we were so busy trying to wrap up projects, prepare for the onslaught of holiday madness, and wind down the year. In these trying economic times I’m certainly not going to complain about having too much work, so in the spirit of ‘better late than never’ here are a few interesting tidbits from this year’s conference.