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Android 2.2 Will Finally Have Adobe Flash
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David Novak (The GadgetGUY) is a syndicated columnist who reviews and features the latest in
consumer technology. For cutting-edge information on whats hot and whats new in gadgets and
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April 30, 2010

Andy Rubin, VP of Engineering at Google, confirmed in a recent interview that the upcoming Android
2.2 release known as Froyo will include support for Adobe Flash. Flash for Android was first
demonstrated on the T-Mobile G1 back in November 2008 and the Android community has been
waiting for this feature to launch on their open source mobile platform.


Rubin gave some details on the functionality of the new Adobe Flash feature, but he would not confirm
any launch date for Android 2.2. Android fans now know that Flash support is coming in the next
release, but when?.....unconfirmed sources say sometime in May.

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  • 1. Android 2.2 Will Finally Have Adobe Flash 鐃 David Novak (The GadgetGUY) is a syndicated columnist who reviews and features the latest in consumer technology. For cutting-edge information on whats hot and whats new in gadgets and gizmos , The GadgetGUY has his pulse on everything related to computers, camcorders, car tech, cameras, gaming, GPS devices, networking, TVs, software, wireless devices, media players, hi-fi, wi- fi, cell phones, home appliances, sports science, power tools and more.
  • 2. April 30, 2010 Andy Rubin, VP of Engineering at Google, confirmed in a recent interview that the upcoming Android 2.2 release known as Froyo will include support for Adobe Flash. Flash for Android was first demonstrated on the T-Mobile G1 back in November 2008 and the Android community has been waiting for this feature to launch on their open source mobile platform. Rubin gave some details on the functionality of the new Adobe Flash feature, but he would not confirm any launch date for Android 2.2. Android fans now know that Flash support is coming in the next release, but when?.....unconfirmed sources say sometime in May. www.thegadgetguycolumn.com