I'm a Flash dev and I have a Hero, wrote about developing / testing on it:
http://blog.zarate.tv/2009/09/13/running-flash-apps-on-androidhtc-hero/
For example you cannot test on the emulator as it doesn't include
HTC's Flash player.
Hopefully we will get better news this week from Adobe MAX.
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I have a T-Mobile G2 Touch, which is the same thing. Flash works on some
sites, but not others. Ironically, when you go to Adobe's site promoting
Flash on the HTC Hero, the Flash video doesn't work on that site (at least
for me).
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James Slater
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I have no HTC hero. Did anyone try Adobe flash on it? If I remember
well, Android webkit supports windows-less plugin only. Was this
improved?
Thanks!
On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 4:26 PM, Mark Murphy wrote:
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>> I want adobe flash to be enabled in android, Does android support
>> it , if so ple
> AFAIK, there is no downloadable version of Flash that can
> be applied to arbitrary Android devices the way you can download flash to
> PCs.
Which is funny. You can often dig into a sophisticated community ROM's
(i.e. Cyanogen's) and extract certain applications and put them on
your own handset
> I want adobe flash to be enabled in android, Does android support
> it , if so please help me out
Flash is a proprietary technology owned by Adobe. Certain Android handset
manufacturers license and ship some version of Flash, such as HTC does
with the Hero. AFAIK, there is no downloadable v
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