Galaxy Nexus expected to receive Flash Player and AIR support in December
We can cross off another perceived flaw of the Galaxy Nexus. Many were worried that Flash wouldn’t make it onto the Galaxy Nexus but we now have confirmation that it will indeed find its way, and we won’t even have to wait long, as it’s …
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Adobe Mobile Connect Updated to Version 1.5
Adobe has released an updated version to their original Adobe Mobile Connect solution for Android with its main focus of this release is geared towards Android tablet optimization. Adobe is trying hard to enhance the reliability and improve confidence that its users can in fact have …
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Adobe AIR Updated for 3.0
More good news for those of you who are proud owners of devices running 3.0. Adobe has updated their AIP app to provide official support of 3.0, giving you more awesomeness on your Honeycomb device. The full update list taken from the market:
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Adobe Celebrates 1 Million Flash Downloads for Android
Now that Android 2.2 has started permeating handsets across the world, users are flocking to the market to download Flash. Adobe’s bread and butter media player has been downloaded more than 1 million times since it landed in the Android Market. That’s not so say …
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Rumor: Adobe Air Hitting Android Market 10/8
Android Central is reporting that Adobe Air for Android will go live on the Android Market on Oct. 8, 2010. Apparently a tipster posted an e-mail (hit the source link to see it) in the Android Central Forums to let everyone know. Some of …
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Adobe Previews Flash/AIR Games Coming to Android
If you’ve been wondering what Flash/AIR games were coming to Android when Flash 10.1 hits, today is your lucky day. Thanks to Adobe Indie Developer Josh Tynjala we now have a idea of what is being planned. Remember, these apps were built using an early …
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Adobe AIR on the Android Platform
By Andy Rubin, Google VP of Engineering, Android Partnerships have been at the very heart of Android, the first truly open and comprehensive mobile platform, since we first introduced it with the Open Handset Alliance. Through close relationships with carriers, device manufacturers, developers, and others, …
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