LaptopMag.com have tested Flah Player 10.1 on the new Droid 2 (Android 2.2 OS), and the conclusion is straightforward: “Steve Jobs was right”.
Go read it’s interesting, and written by someone that thought at first that Adobe Flash Player might succeed on Android platform…
Flash is going mobile and it shows …
3 years after launch of iPhone without Flash, Adobe seems not been able to deliver a Mobile Flash that is reliable. 3 years in IT is very long, 3 year in smartphone industry is a full generation, in both term of hardware and software. Read how a demo of Flash on NexusOne crashed twice and demonstrator refused to try other flash-enabled web-site.
Maybe Adobe should be put to court, to not be able to offer the “whole internet experience” on Mobile, as they call it?
There’s an Android tablet with Flash in demonstration, and it’s really funny.
The first thing you’ll notice is that the Android tablet browser crashed when playing a Flash-Video, yes! and the other is the hardware the is more a toy, than a real tablet, giving circuit design and no battery, nor place to add one.
I like to see people trying to follow Apple and Steve Jobs, sometime they are really fun! And I think Flash is a thing of the past!