Beijing February 22 news, according to the famous technology blog site TechCrunch reported that Adobe today said that based on the Android 3.0 system, the tablet will support Flash within a few weeks after its launch.
According to an advertisement from Verizon, an American mobile operator, Android tablets cannot support Flash until the spring of 2011. In addition, the first Motorola Xoom tablet based on the Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) system will be officially released a few days later, which means that users may have to wait for a longer period of time to use Flash. The latest may be Wait until June.
However, Adobe published a blog post today that the first tablet based on the Android 3.0 system will support Flash within a few weeks. Motorola Xoom is expected to be the first tablet based on the Android 3.0 system. From this point of view, Flash is likely to be able to land Android 3.0 tablets in mid-March. In order to leave some room for himself, Adobe did not specify a specific date.
Adobe wrote in the blog: "We have been working with partners such as Motorola to optimize Flash for tablets. We are pleased with what we have achieved." Adobe announced last week that more than 20 million smartphones will be pre-installed in 2010 or Flash Player was upgraded, and over 150,000 Android Market consumers rated Flash Player above 4.5 points. Adobe has raised its 2011 forecast, and it is expected that by the end of this year, the number of devices installing Flash software will exceed 132 million.
Adobe said: "Consumers clearly raised the issue of when tablet computers support Flash. What's nice is that they don't have to wait too long. We've learned that there will be more than 50 Tablet PCs supporting Flash in 2011. Xoom It will be the first Android 3.0 tablet to support Flash."
According to an advertisement from Verizon, an American mobile operator, Android tablets cannot support Flash until the spring of 2011. In addition, the first Motorola Xoom tablet based on the Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) system will be officially released a few days later, which means that users may have to wait for a longer period of time to use Flash. The latest may be Wait until June.
However, Adobe published a blog post today that the first tablet based on the Android 3.0 system will support Flash within a few weeks. Motorola Xoom is expected to be the first tablet based on the Android 3.0 system. From this point of view, Flash is likely to be able to land Android 3.0 tablets in mid-March. In order to leave some room for himself, Adobe did not specify a specific date.
Adobe wrote in the blog: "We have been working with partners such as Motorola to optimize Flash for tablets. We are pleased with what we have achieved." Adobe announced last week that more than 20 million smartphones will be pre-installed in 2010 or Flash Player was upgraded, and over 150,000 Android Market consumers rated Flash Player above 4.5 points. Adobe has raised its 2011 forecast, and it is expected that by the end of this year, the number of devices installing Flash software will exceed 132 million.
Adobe said: "Consumers clearly raised the issue of when tablet computers support Flash. What's nice is that they don't have to wait too long. We've learned that there will be more than 50 Tablet PCs supporting Flash in 2011. Xoom It will be the first Android 3.0 tablet to support Flash."
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