The promised Flash integration for Android 3.0 "Honeycomb" tablets seems to be taking shape: Version 10.2 is now available in the Android Market, which should bring better integration into the browser under Android 3.0 as well as support for dual-core CPUs, as used in many tablets. Under Android 2.2 and 2.3, the changes are smaller, but here too [...]
Flash 10.2 for Android 2.x - as beta also for Android 3.0 Read Post »
The long-announced "Flash Player 10.1 for Mobile" is now officially ready and available for manufacturers - for end users this means that they will have to wait a little longer, as the player is not freely available. In addition to Android, Flash Player for Mobile is also available for WebOS (HP/Palm) and Blackberrys. Versions for Symbian and Windows
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Google presented Android 2.2 "Froyo" at the Google I/O developer conference. The new version brings new functions such as tethering and a hotspot function as well as significant performance improvements: the Javascript engine V8 known from Google Chrome has been integrated into the Android browser, which should speed up the execution of Javascript by a factor of 2-3. Flash 10.1 is also supported,
Google I/O: Android 2.2 introduced - no support for G1 Read Post »
With Android 2.2 (Froyo), Google apparently not only wants to set an example against Apple with Flash, but also incorporate two other exciting functions: Tethering (using the cell phone as a modem) and a WiFi hotspot function that allows other devices to share the Android cell phone's Internet connection via WLAN. These two functions are to come with Android 2.2 (Froyo). That only leaves
Android 2.2 with tethering and WiFi hotspot? Read Post »
It is now known that Android 2.2 will have Flash support. What exactly this will look like, however, is not. A video by an Adobe employee has now appeared on YouTube showing various Flash applications on a Nexus One. Apparently, Flash will be regularly integrated into the browser so that Flash can be used just like on a normal PC/Mac. This is of course
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Andy Rubin has told the New York Times that Android 2.2 will come with Flash support. Although it is still unclear whether Flash is integrated ex works or has to be installed later, it is an interesting development - Apple still refuses to use Flash. Google obviously wants to handle this differently - users can
Android 2.2 comes with Flash 10.1 - but how? Read Post »
Dell is apparently preparing an Android 2.2 smartphone, which will be launched on the market under the name "Flash". The technical data looks promising: 800 MHz Qualcomm processor, 5 megapixel camera and an 11 millimeter thin housing. Android 2.2 (codenamed "Froyo" - Frozen Yogourt) will be based on the Linux kernel 2.6.32 and therefore use less memory. In addition
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