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Apple have always had issues with Adobe’s Flash player and have completely denied it from being usable on their iOS operating system. Many people have longed for Apple to stop this ridiculous ban but they have no seen reason yet.

freebiejeebies are excited to hear the news of Skyfire verison 2.0 being released on the iPhone, allowing users to finally have at least some Flash capabilities on their phones. In a noble up yours to Apple’s anti-competative behaviour, the company behind Skyfire have come up with a solution which in no way violates the app store’s terms and conditions.

Of course, due to the techniques that Skyfire were able to use being heavily limited by Apple, implementation of Flash media is not flawless, only working with videos and nothing else. Flash videos must also be played in a separate window and cannot be viewed as an embedded item as the chosen website’s developer would have intended.

There is a new poll over on the freebiejeebies forum today about the 2010 top chefs application awards for the Apple iPhone. The following applications are up for the winning of it:

1: Jamie Oliver – UK Chef Jamie Oliver, owner of the charity restaurant 15 is first up for app of the year. The application is a handy program for all budding chefs who want instant access to recipes and techniques from their phone within seconds. There are other chef applications out there as well, but Jamie is so far the most popular because of his none fancy style of cooking that even the novice chef can make taste good.

2: Webers Grill – This application is aimed at the BBQ cooker of the family – offering different recipes for marinades, techniques even down to different kind of fuels to get different tastes to the food, this is a real popular app with the dads.