Last week Adobe released a demo video showing their Flash Player 10.1 software up and running on the Google Nexus One. Well this week it’s the turn of the popular Motorola Droid to receive the same Flash treatment.
In newly released footage, Adobe’s Adrian Ludwig showcases Flash Player 10.1 running well on the Droid with the Android 2.0 software.
When compared to the Nexus One and Android 2.1, the Droid’s Flash video playback does seem to stutter a little bit more than the N1, whether this is down to the 2.0 software remains to be seen.
Flash Player 10.1 is expected to be released for the Google Nexus One in the first half of 2010
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Motorola Droid Running Flash Player 10.1 Video
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Actually you can upgrade you’re OS right now.. Google it, root you’re phone, copy the update.zip file to the root of you’re memory card, run the key combination on boot and update you’re OS.. Easy as that.
Great…Android 2.0. It’s great to see that all the newest phones will get Flash whilst those that bought phones with Android six months ago and are stuck on 1.5 (no, they won’t be upgraded) will have to buy brand new phones to get anything new for our phones. Thanks Google…