"We think CS 5 will help Adobe generate more revenue and earnings than the consensus currently expects," wrote Pat Walravens, an analyst at JMP Securities, in an email to TheStreet. "Adobe can generate these results despite the spat with Apple." Apple, which supports Flash on its Macs, has repeatedly voiced its concern about the prospect of Flash on iPhones, questioning the software's performance. Steve Jobs himself reiterated this stance during the recent launch of the new iPhone OS, apparently nixing the possibility of Adobe and Apple living happily ever after. Adobe did not respond to TheStreet's request for comment on this article, although a recent SEC filing by the company acknowledged that Apple's decision around iPads and iPhones could damage its business. CEO Shantanu Narayen nonetheless played it cool during a recent Adobe earnings call. "It's an Apple issue and I think you'll have to check with them on that," he said, in response to an analyst's question.