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Adobe Flash Player 10.1 and Air 2.0 for Android nearing public beta
Adobe has announced that Flash Player 10.1 and Air 2.0 for Android are currently in private beta, with public beta versions coming soon. There's no official word on exactly how soon, but it can't be long now. In fact, there's already a signup to be notified when the Flash and Air betas open up.Adobe blogger Lee Brimelow, famous for telling Apple to "go screw itself," is excited about the (non-Apple) mobile possibilities for Flash and Air, particularly on Android.
In his post about the new betas, he tells developers that they're going to have to learn a lot of new skills, especially around optimizing content for mobile devices. Whatever your opinion of Flash might be, this is definitely an exciting time for Adobe, with Flash and Air going mobile and Adobe Creative Suite getting a huge update soon.
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Subscribe to commentswhenjasonattacksApr 19th 2010 3:37PM
yay
rorApr 19th 2010 4:41PM
the ability to port apps so easily could've been major for the smartphone market
halophoenixApr 21st 2010 11:34AM
I'll believe it when I see it. It's been in "private beta" for months, with a "public beta" on the horizon for a year.
Frankenstein BlackApr 25th 2010 8:38AM
If done right, The Android marketplace could surpass the iTunes app store in the number of games it has. Now all we need is:
1. A good AMP desktop app
2. ability to play games from the memory card
3. Add more internal storage memory to android phone, (HTC)?
From a revenue perspective trust me you want more internal storage space. More space, more ppl downloading apps. The Nexus Two should have at least 32gb internal. Sayin...
Frankenstein BlackApr 25th 2010 8:41AM
AMP Desk top client that rivals or surpasses iTunes...