Does android support flash player?

Asked By msjessica 0 points N/A Posted on - 09/09/2011

Hi!,

I want to buy an Android phone this weekend and want to have the best of its features. I'd just love to watch videos in the internet using this phone but I don’t know if it's supported with flash. If there is anyone of you who owns an Android phone tell me whether it support flash?

Thank you.

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Answered By RocioErchul 0 points N/A #122569

Does android support flash player?

Hi!

There is a simple answer for your question. Android phone is a processor and multi programming supported as well as smart phone. So yes it has flash player support. Mostly all smart phones have this kind of flash support.

But you need to choose a sweet able version of flash player for your phone.

Flash player group recently released flash player version 10.1 for Android version 2.2. “10.1.106.16.” is the build number for Flash Player 10.1 for Android 2.2. you will find more information from here. 

Go to this link and know more about flash player version and Android version.

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Answered By arshien 0 points N/A #122571

Does android support flash player?

Adobe announced a port of its Flash Player 10.1 for Android phones. In their demonstration at their MAX event, a T-Mobile G1 was said to have been shown running flash. The release of a flash player for Android marks the collapse of yet another barrier that marked the line between mobile and desktop grade browsing.

In addition to announcing Flash Player for Android, Adobe announced the upcoming release of Flash Player 10 for Windows Mobile 7. Flash Player 10.1 is the first run time release of the "Open Screen Project" that enables uncompromising web browsing of expressive applications, content and video across devices.

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Answered By Andrew Watson 0 points N/A #122570

Does android support flash player?

Hi!

It's better you asked the question before you bought the phone. Actually Google is having the full authority of the Android phone applications. They have listed the particular phones that can run the flash player. If you can afford to buy a good phone then you have a very good chance to have the flash player option of your phone.

I will give you a Adobe Developer Connection which you can check the flash player availability of the Android phones. Here you will have the listed phones with flash player option. Just go through the site and see what are the phones which are available to you.

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Answered By melgracecenteno 0 points N/A #122572

Does android support flash player?

Flash Player 10.1 is available for a broad range of mobile devices, including smartphones, netbooks and other Internet-connected devices. 

Flash Player 10.1 is the first release of the Open Screen Project that enables web browsing of applications, content and video across supported devices. A lot of features have been designed for this product.

The build number for Flash Player 10.1 for Android 2.2 is 10.1.106.16. Now, Flash Player 10.1 was released for Android 2.2, however, some issues and limitations for the product have been discovered.

To know more about the features, benefits and limitations of this product, you can visit the following websites on:

Adobe Flash Player 10.1 for Android 2.2 Release

Adobe Flash Player 11

Adobe Flash Player 11 Technical Specifications

 

 

 

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