Adobe may have abandoned developing Flash and AIR for Android, but that isn’t stopping them for patching up a few holes in the current software. Both apps have just received an update through the Android Market, including compatibility with Android 4.0. There are also some bug fixes to security and stability issues, making this a larger update for the… Read more
Flash, our favorite internet media format slated for obsolescence received an updated today that brings full support for Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich). There was a bit of grumbling when Adobe decided that the format was going to be discontinued for the company to pursue development into HTML 5. Luckily, just over a month ago, they announced that Android… Read more
We know that the Samsung Galaxy Nexus doesn’t support Adobe’s Flash Player right out of the box, and while that’s not the best news (especially for a platform that was using Flash Player as a bullet point for so long), it gets a bit better near the end of the tunnel. Adobe has already confirmed that the device will be getting support for Flash Player and… Read more
Bad news for anyone out there who is planning on having Flash Player on their future devices. Earlier today, Adobe announced that they will be ending support for Flash Player for mobile devices, and be focusing their efforts on Adobe AIR support, and allowing developers to incorporate Flash in their own ways in the future. Adobe is going to move forward… Read more
AppBrain, the site that allows users to manage their installed Android applications from the desktop browser and share their activities with friends, now has an Adobe AIR category that will help you utilize the flexible platform, the Android runtime of which was launched last Friday. AIR brings the flexibility of Flash and rapid native development and… Read more
It was (kinda sorta) officially announced at the Big Android BBQ that Adobe AIR was on the fast track for an early October release into the Android Market. Well sure enough, last night AIR quietly crept into the realm of downloadable apps, and is ready to grace your device with Adobe goodness. “Adobe® AIR® will let you publish ActionScript 3… Read more
Adobe Air has not yet made an appearance on Android, and developers and Adobe alike are extremely excited about it. Adobe Air beta runs bug free on Android as I tested it. However, the test was far from a real benchmark as there are only a few handfuls of applications currently available. Tweetdeck has not yet been released and others are yet to… Read more
Remember that cool Androideroids video from a couple of weeks back that showed a group of friends controlling spacecraft on a television screen from their Android phones? For those that don’t, and for those that just want to see it again, I have embedded the video below. Also see this video from the same young developer, which shows a Nexus One controlling… Read more
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