Flash support finally coming to the Nexus One
Another day another big announcement. According to Macworld.com during Google CEO Eric Schmidts keynote speech at the MWC yesterday he waas quoted saying:
“By working closely with Adobe we can tie the Flash runtime directly into the high-end hardware in these devices,”
The move will allow Google to differentiate its platform from Apple’s iPhone, which does not support Flash, and Microsoft’s new Windows Phone 7 Series software, which will not support Flash in its first version.
Take a look at a hands on video from the MWC
What do you think? Excited for Flash support? I know I am. Feel free to leave and comment and let me know
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