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Although the changes Apple recently made to its developer agreement have drawn criticism from many, it's Adobe that's probably the biggest loser in this dust-up. Those changes essentially mean no Adobe Flash on iWhatever devices, and could lead to a lawsuit, it's been reported.

The report cites the normal anonymous "sources close to Adobe." They state that Adobe will be suing Apple within a few weeks.

Adobe included a Flash-to-iPhone compiler in its Flash Professional CS5 release. The new language in the developer agreement has been interpreted to ban both cross-compilers, which would prevent any apps created with the Flash-to-iPhone compiler from being accepted into the App Store.

Whether or not this actually happens, is just a rumor, or Adobe has a legal leg to stand on remains to be seen.