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Adobe gets ready to release Air 2.5 for Android, plus FlashTime video chat app
... there's now a video chat app, similar to Skype or FaceTime, that's based on Air for Android. It's called FlashTime, and it's just being demo'd right now, with no working beta or source code available, but you can see it in action in a video on the FlashMobileBlog. It's a cool proof-of-concept that shows what Air will eventually be capable of on Android devices.
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Subscribe to commentsPeterM11Jul 19th 2010 6:07PM
FlashTime? Are you kidding me? That name is so original!!! Urgh.
Couldn't they have used the FaceTime standard thing that Apple made open so that I could call my family members with Android phones from my iPhone 4?? Of course not. That would be way too easy for everyone, wouldn't it!?
AuggieJul 19th 2010 6:48PM
Come on man don't be naive. This is Adobe taking a shot at apple after apple took shots at Adobe. They intentionally excluded facetime because they don't want that product to do well! Duh.
EatmoldJul 20th 2010 5:29AM
The question should be why did Apple invent their own standard yet again, the world is not about to bow to Steve Jobs and say "hey, lets use Facetime".
BrandscillJul 20th 2010 9:40AM
What current standard was out for video calling then? Ohhhh wait, there wasn't. I remember the days where my nokia wouldn't video chat with a sony ericsson
Also, what a cack handed demonstration