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A lot of people including myself are wondering about Adobe Flash on the Android platform. The Engadeget website was able to get in contact with Adobe and inquired about the matter. According to the website Adrian Ludwig the group product manager for Flash stated this:

Adobe, Google, and other members of the Open Screen Project are working together to make ensure the full Web experience can be delivered on largest possible number of devices. Support for full Flash Player 10.1 requires some enhancements to existing versions of Android. These enhancements are expected to be available as an upgrade to existing devices and for new devices starting in Q2 2010.

 The statement suggests that the current versions of Google Android will have to be updated in order to support Flash 10.1.  Now Android versions 2.0 & 2.1 have been shown by Adobe’s Developer videos to be able to run Flash 10.1. But as for the older versions of Android 1.5 & 1.6 is still up in their air in regards to Flash support.

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Source: Engadget

Well during CES Adobe announce that both the Nexus One and the Motorola Droid would get Flash 10.1,which was shown off in videos on both of the devices. But in a recent interview with Engadget Adobe sated that “Support for full Flash Player 10.1 requires some enhancements to existing versions of Android. These enhancements are expected to be available as an upgrade to existing devices and for new devices starting in Q2 2010.”

Now the statement is confusing to me am not sure if the company is talking about when all Android devices get Android 2.1 updates. Or is Adobe just going to make a version that will run on Android 2.1,1.6 & 1.5.  I know it’s a little vague but I will keep the site updated on any further developments. But I want to know which one do you think it is?

Source: Engadget