Flash Demoed on G1

[Robocop]

The good folks at engadget are reporting Adobe has just demonstrated a working G1 with flash installed and it won't be much longer now.
I love my G1!

[thelazzyone]

http://www.engadgetmobile.com/2008/1...emoed-on-a-g1/

At Adobe's MAX event this morning, none other than Andy Rubin himself helped to demo Flash running on a G1, proving that it's possible (in case years of Nokias with S60 browsers haven't already done a sufficient job of showing that) and that Apple's running out of excuses. It wasn't mentioned exactly when we'd see it pushed out in an over-the-air update (or available from the Market, possibly, we suppose), but at least Rubin confirmed that Adobe and Google are pooling their collective noggins to make it happen. Ads for life insurance just aren't the same without an animated dancing dude or flying pig, so we're delighted to hear that some balance is going to be restored to the world.

[dookieshoo]

Oh my. One step closer to perfect.


click click click

[dkvitus]

now that's what I'm talking about... Keep 'em coming

G1 yesterday, today and for ever!!!

[Robocop]

I think we all were reading it at the same time. IPhone killing time!

[robertivan23]

can't wait!

[thelazzyone]

I think so too!! LOL!

[joshtheitguy]

I caught another link that read "Silverlight on Android more likely then iPhone."

This goes to further support my theory that Adobe actually feels pressured by Silverlight.

There were never simultaneous releases for Flash on *nix and Windows, but Microsoft announced moonlight to support Linux and variants then what did we get at the same time? Adobe Flash Player 10 for both Linux and Windows, even a 64-bit flash demo that is exclusive.

I don't want Silverlight to go anywhere but forward so Adobe will actually support something other then what it wants to.

[CodyD]

yessss now I can watch xxx videos on my phone hahahaha

[mwenn1]

sweet bring on the flash