Most of people have unsuccessfully tried to download Flash Player for iPhone and iPod touch, Adobe said a PR person, Mark Doherty. The company recently posted a notice on the site to download Flash Player, which informs users of Mac OS Apple iPhone which has limited the technology needed to run Flash with your hardware. Doherty said that in December 2009 to 7 million iPhone users trying to download Flash. These figures have reached 3 million in June this year.

“We are surprised by the number of visits by iPhone OS devices, users seek the Flash Player to play rich content from your favorite sites,” Doherty said. “Users that, before we created the special page, had no idea that Apple do not want them viewing the Internet as they see it today.”

Apple and Adobe are increasingly frustrated by the lack of Flash on the handhelds first. Adobe insists that without Flash, the iPhone and iPod users can not view the video on the web, as well as many other games and Flash applications. Apple complained of about factors like battery consumption and stability; CEO Steve Jobs is in fact said to have called Adobe “lazy,” suggesting that HTML5 is a better solution for the video.

MacWorld conference, January 2009, Apple revealed that six million songs had been downloaded from iTunes. In July 2009, this figure reached eight billion euros, and industry of Apple, digital music service gets closer to another milestone, iTunes is holding a “Countdown to 10 Billion Songs” contest, with the customer who downloads that 10 billionth track set to receive a $10,000 iTunes gift card. Apple also offered up a $10,000 iTunes gift card to the winner in the race to one billion songs; Coldplay’s “Speed of Sound” was the track that brought iTunes to 10 digit downloads.

In anticipation of their 10 billionth download, Apple has put together a special download called the “Most Downloaded iTunes Songs of All Time,” which as its name suggests, brings together the 25 most downloaded tracks in its seven year history.

The Black Eyed Peas own both the Number One and Three most downloaded tracks with “I Gotta Feeling” and “Boom Boom Pow,” and Lady Gaga’s “Poker Face” comes in Number Two. The last entry on the list is Ke$ha’s “TiK ToK” at 10, while the oldest most downloaded song, by about 30 years, is Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin’ ” at Number 21, the lone song on the Top 25 that predates the 2000s.