[anon(3896606)]

Seeing as the new Android O.S, doesn't support Flash.
This would make sense to me?
BB10 (and tablet O.S) is going to be the last mobile O.S around supporting Flash.

[mikeo007]

You've got your facts backwards. Android isn't dropping flash, Adobe is dropping mobile devices.
I think RIM will see very little support from Adobe outside of any contractural obligations.

[anon(3896606)]

You've got your facts backwards. Android isn't dropping flash, Adobe is dropping mobile devices.
I think RIM will see very little support from Adobe outside of any contractural obligations.

Alright thanks, however, I thought I read somewhere Adobe wasn't ready to give up in the mobile world..
(Mods can close this thread if they like.)

[Sith_Apprentice]

Adobe is dropping future development but from my understanding companies can continue to support the code themselves (could be wrong here)

[anon(3896606)]

Adobe is dropping future development but from my understanding companies can continue to support the code themselves (could be wrong here)

That would make a bit more sense..

[avt123]

Flash still works on Jelly Bean. It just needs to be sideloaded and you need to make sure you still have the ICS browser for it to work. It will not work if all you have is Chrome.

[ajst222]

I'm sure that BB10 will support Flash...at least it better because that is a GIANT feature for someone who does a lot of web browsing such as myself. But at the moment, Android is the only mobile (smartphone) platform that supports Flash. Wait does Windows Phone 7 support Flash?

[BBPandy]

What I want to know is if they are going to fix/improve that "Adobe Reader". It is SO basic on the PlayBook