Adobe Flash 10.2 leaks for the Motorola XOOM tablet, brings dual-core support and full hardware acceleration
You know Adobe Flash, right? That pesky standard everyone, mostly Apple, predicts to be dead in few years, but it still powers over half of Internet videos, so if you don't support it, you can't see them.
Android has no problems with Flash, and its browser on most mid-range to high-end devices support the full experience, bringing the Internet to your smartphone as the web designers intended.
The latest version of Adobe Flash - 10.2 - which should be released officially for mobile this weekend, has now leaked, and found its way onto the Motorola XOOM tablet, since now it offers full support for Android's tablet version.
If you upgrade to the latest Android Honeycomb firmware - 3.0.1 - Adobe Flash 10.2 will play in its full glory, taking advantage of the dual-core Tegra 2 chipset in the browser, improving rendering, and supporting full hardware acceleration with Stage Video, which diminishes CPU usage to much more tolerable levels.
Thanks, Stilt!
via AndroidPolice
Android has no problems with Flash, and its browser on most mid-range to high-end devices support the full experience, bringing the Internet to your smartphone as the web designers intended.
If you upgrade to the latest Android Honeycomb firmware - 3.0.1 - Adobe Flash 10.2 will play in its full glory, taking advantage of the dual-core Tegra 2 chipset in the browser, improving rendering, and supporting full hardware acceleration with Stage Video, which diminishes CPU usage to much more tolerable levels.
You can download the .apk from the source link, and try it out on your Motorola XOOM tablets to check it out for yourself.
Thanks, Stilt!
via AndroidPolice
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