Adobe won’t support Flash on Android Jelly Bean. It’s also stopping new installations from Google Play from August.
Looks like it’s the final nail in the coffin for mobile Flash. And we’re sure most of the internet will join us in saying good riddance.
Own a Slingbox and Google TV yet still trying to figure out how to get both boxes to play nice? Well, you could sit tight and wait for the Android software update promised at Google I/O or you could take the initiative and sign up now at slingbox.com for the company’s beta program. Unlike the Android app, the beta program will reportedly grant access to a flash-based website — similar to version available for Mac and PC users.
The iPad Flash battle looks set to intensify with the news that Google Chrome will integrate Adobe Flash Player. The move which was hinted at yesterday was announced on the official Google Chrome developer blog. Google has also confirmed that Flash will be built-in to the forthcoming Google Chrome OS. Looks like the iPad will have some Flash touting Google Chrome tablets to fear…
Adobe and Apple’s ongoing spat over the lack of Flash on iPhone and iPad really doesn’t look like it’s going to simmer down any time soon. Now an Adobe employee has taken to an official blog to call Apple (and Steve Jobs in particular) out over its policy of nods, winks and whispers…
Steve Jobs continued his tour of media organisations to promote the Apple iPad with an Adobe-Flash-slamming appearance at the Wall Street Journal. Reports suggest Jobs fired off a volley in his continuing war with Adobe. Adobe slammed Apple for letting down iPhone users earlier this week.
