CaucasionJ
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Is there a way to import an iPod app to our phones that's not in the Android market place?
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Nope. Apps aren't cross-platform.
You should be able to find some apps that use Adobe Air that work on both iPod and Android--that's the whole point of it 
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I've got Adobe Air installed, but I've only got one app that uses it (but I presume that dev has that app on the Apple App Store, too).
Cheers!
.I've got Adobe Air installed, but I've only got one app that uses it (but I presume that dev has that app on the Apple App Store, too).
Cheers!
CaucasionJ
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How do you use Adobe Air? I have it installed on my phone.
Think of Adobe Air as a library or backing-API that is used by and needed by the apps that were developed with it. Adobe Air allows a developer to create his app just once, using the published framework / tools / API and get the benefit of both the iOS and Android worlds.
You just have to install (like you already have) Adobe Air, and the apps that require it will just, work
.Check out this link: Get the All-time popular Powered by AIR Android apps on AppBrain
There's a ton in the above...I'm going to check out more of 'em myself
.Cheers!
CaucasionJ
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Sweet! Hopefully I'll find the app that I want!