by Simon Hill, 8 months ago

If you take a look on Amazon right now you’ll see that you can buy a 32GB microSDHC for under $20. You can get a 16GB card for under $10. An 8GB card is even…

by Sam Cater, 8 months ago

So Adobe has chosen not to release the Flash player to Jelly Bean devices and is discontinuing the product as a whole. Poor move, frankly. This encompasses everything from the Nexus 7 to the custom…

by Andrew Grush, 9 months ago

It’s the early 2000s, and the Internet is a place that is quickly evolving. One of the standards that leads the pack for online video and gaming is the technology known as Adobe Flash. The…

by Adrian Diaconescu, 9 months ago

As expected for quite some time, Google has broken all  ties with Adobe Flash and ceased offering support for the web technology in the latest Android version, Jelly Bean. And while many users are probably…

by Lucian Armasu, 10 months ago

It seems this is the end of the road for Flash on mobile devices. Adobe tried their best to bring Flash to the mobile world, to both Android and iOS, but we all know what…

by Gary Sims, 1 year ago

It is likely that you have some Adobe software installed on your PC or Mac. It could be Adobe Acrobat Reader, it could be Adobe Air, or it could be Adobe Flash Player. Flash is so popular that Google ships it…

by Gary Sims, 1 year ago

Adobe has released a new version of its Flash Player for Android that fixes some critical security bugs. The new version of Flash, which, incidentally, is also available for Windows, Linux and OS X, fixes security…

by Christine Torralba, 1 year ago

Earlier today, Google released the beta version of Chrome for Android which excited a lot of people. One of the things that attracted people to the browser is because it provides support for the internet’s…

by Lucian Armasu, 1 year ago

Adobe is getting ready to announce that they will stop developing Flash Player for mobile platforms, however they will continue to maintain the current Flash Player and fix whatever bugs come up. But we won’t…

by Glenn Santos, 1 year ago

Are you really using the best browser on your Android phone? If you’ve been using the stock Internet browser app on your phone for the longest time, well my friend, it’s time for an upgrade!…

by Glenn Santos, 2 years ago

Adobe recently released the update to their Flash Player to 10.3 – bringing with it performance fixes, extra stability, and user privacy protection. Users of Android smartphones and tablets as well as Windows, MacOS and…

by James Tromans, 2 years ago

Adobe have recently announced that there is a security vulnerability in some of their software, including Flash for Android. In particular, Adobe Flash Player 10.1.95.2 and earlier versions. It is worth noting that Adobe is…

by James Tromans, 2 years ago

According to ZDNet, Flash for Android has had 1 million downloads from the Android Market, although there are still some teething problems to work out. However, As Mobile Crunch point out, there could be as…

by James Tromans, 2 years ago

PCWorld are reporting that an Adobe spokesperson contacted them very recently to reveal that, “A critical vulnerability exists in Adobe Flash Player 10.1.82.76 and earlier versions for Windows, Macintosh, Linux, Solaris and Android operating systems….

by Michelle Ruhfass, 2 years ago

Popular online video sharing site Vimeo has announced today a new Universal Player for web sites that allows mobile devices, such as Google Android devices and Apple’s iPad and iPhone, to play back Vimeo videos…