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adobe flash player and java on samsung pop

ashdude88

ashdude88

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i have 3 questions on which i am searching from last 2 months:(
plz:rolleyes: awns my questions as i expect that this site is only soln to all my q.

Q1- is there any alternative for viewing online videos other than adobe flash player as my device dosen't supports it:(
Q2- how can i run java apps on my phone (plz give answer to this question if the java running app is working for my phone give full instructions from downloading till installing midlets or other steps)
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i will highly appriciate if anyone is able to give answers
thnx:cool:
 
thnks lars atleast someone answered!
i used skyfire but it does not run all the flash videos and what if i wanted to play an online game??is there any alternative to that also?(as adobe flash content is not supported for my phone)
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Even though Android apps are based in Java, Java apps do not run natively in Android. Not outside of a web browser, at any rate. If you have a Java program that you want to run in Android, you have to recompile it in the Android SDK.

And as far as bluetooth hacking, are you trying to hack into other people's phone with bluetooth? I'm at work, so I don't want to follow that link. And, if so, illegal activities are not permitted here in Android Forums.
 
Yea I know of no midlet manager for Android. Considering the whole OS is a midlet manager of sorts, it would be a midlet running midlets. So the next question of there being a midlet manager hack to support BT, that's a real stretch. I'd say you're back to finding an old WM phone and installing an IBM or Cloudys Esmertec midlet manager.
 
Android doesn't support j2me or jar files but you can use netmite's apps to convert j2me files App Runner They may or may not work, even if they do work the fuctionality is usually diminished.
 
jerofld said:
Even though Android apps are based in Java, Java apps do not run natively in Android. Not outside of a web browser, at any rate. If you have a Java program that you want to run in Android, you have to recompile it in the Android SDK.

And as far as bluetooth hacking, are you trying to hack into other people's phone with bluetooth? I'm at work, so I don't want to follow that link. And, if so, illegal activities are not permitted here in Android Forums.
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hi jerofld iam a student not a hacker and only want to just fun around with my friends:D! thats it:rolleyes: (and also keep an eye on my brother's messages-as from this software u can do that) . i don't want to harm anyone . and as for androidforums i will never in the future talk about hacking in this site as i am also totally opposed to hacking:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::)
 
no one is giving replies about adobe flash player (Q1.)!! plz give your useful advices . iam searching on this q. from 2 months :-(
 
hi pastafarian iam a student not a hacker and only want to just fun around with my friends:D! thats it:rolleyes: (and also keep an eye on my brother's messages-as from this software u can do that) . i don't want to harm anyone . and as for androidforums i will never in the future talk about hacking in this site as i am also totally opposed to hacking:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::)
 
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