While I am glad that Flash is coming to Android, I am disappointed that it was pushed to sometime in 2010, well behind the rumors of it being release in October. Also, that is already available on the HTC Hero adds further annoyance since it is a mostly European phone at this point.
And Frankly, I am disappointed that Palm is likely paying Adobe to release on WebOS first and Google has not sdone the same. WebOS which has a much smaller user base than Android and I don't see that changing in the next year because Palm cannot make hardware worth spit. Also, Palm has largely relegated itself to nitch markets and I don't think they will escape that.
The New Release from Adobe:
Adobe Unveils First Full Flash Player for Mobile Devices and PCs | Business Wire
And Frankly, I am disappointed that Palm is likely paying Adobe to release on WebOS first and Google has not sdone the same. WebOS which has a much smaller user base than Android and I don't see that changing in the next year because Palm cannot make hardware worth spit. Also, Palm has largely relegated itself to nitch markets and I don't think they will escape that.
The New Release from Adobe:
Adobe Unveils First Full Flash Player for Mobile Devices and PCs | Business Wire