Palm just made it official and announced the Palm Pre 2 and given the public some details about it. The device will run on the webOS 2.0 platform which has now been rebranded to be more in line with the fact that HP owns Palm, and is called HP webOS. According to PreCentral.net “Palm has [...]

Today Adobe announced the release of Flash for any Android smartphone running FroYo, also known as Android 2.2. For now this only applies to Nexus One users and those who have flashed a custom 2.2 ROM to their Android phone. Other Android will users will have to wait patiently for their 2.2 update before they [...]

The moral of the story here is not to doubt Google and Adobe when they say they’re going to do something. A nice video has popped up showcasing the latest usable Flash for Android build, and it is running on Android 2.2 (see last few seconds for new homescreen). The footage really is amazing to [...]

Something big is launching today. Flash on Android. No, not in the way you’re thinking, but rather through a veteran company releasing their first web browser on the Android platform. Skyfire launched their now very-popular browser on Windows Mobile a few years ago. It was considered, and still is, to be the fastest and most [...]

Steve Jobs has posted a massive exposé on why Flash isn’t on Apple’s mobile platform. Many of us have already come up with his conclusions, but getting the answer directly from the top is extremely powerful. My personal opinion is pretty much identical. I already have Flash completely disabled on my computer and don’t miss [...]

So, Fennec, the mobile version of Firefox, has been posted for testing purposes. This means that the download file is LARGE (10+MB) and the installation is even larger (around 38MB due to a bunch of debugging material stuffed in there) but the experience is wholly usable. It only supports Android 2.0+, but I like that [...]