hmm
sure there will be a flash 10.1 build for maemo and meego . it just takes time.
have a litle patience it will show up eventually .
evryone in here has seen the Adobe Flash 10.1 video on youtube runing on a n900 så its just a matter of time before it arrives.
Adobe goes where the money is . and that means Android (google,youtube) WinMob7 and so on. and in the end are maemo. ( we are not big enough) but it will come to n900 thats for sure.
And no i dont have that from anyone its just pure spekulation and what i belive will happen
I really don't get the complaining. I've said it before and i'll say it again, apart from the Nexus One running Froyo, what other device has flash 10.1?
What Nokia device has flash 10.1?
What is the most advance flash on any Nokia device and what device is that?
This flash 10.1 for mobile is still beta from what i know. If every other device gets it and we are left out then me maybe we can feel aggy. If another Nokia device gets it then we can question their actions. Until then, this is all pointless
But it is called flash lite for a reason. Flash lite is what Android has (sans the Nexus One). I doubt many here would want flash lite
While flash lite 4 appears to be compatible with 10.1 compliant sites I would imagine it offers little benefit over Flash 9 other than that. Coming from an N95 with flash lite 3, I can tell you that it is definitely NOT full flash. Like nosa101 says, it is called lite for a reason.
But if it was an Adobe decision - why would they have demo'd it? Not only that, it was the first device they demo'd with it.. coming BEFORE the Android device.
I could see that second part though; Nokia not wanting to pay the licensing fee's. But how does that work - when just about every desktop in the world runs 1 of 3 major OS branches and they all get flash for free. (Or, does Mozilla, Microsoft, etc all pay Adobe to maintain a flash for their browser? *legitimate question*)
Don't ask me why. Companies do it all the time. Microsoft is notorious for killing demoed stuff. Google too. I can't answer for them.
I haven't read the PDF. There may also be other licenses involved beyond the distribution of the player.
EDIT: IIRC correctly the last time this subject came up, there were still power/performance issues to iron out in mobile versions of Flash 10.1. Maybe they've been fixed for Android.
I don't know if this was posted before but Adobe said that they would release a version for linux and that basically it is up to Nokia whether to port it or not. Or maybe the community could?
I don't know if this was posted before but Adobe said that they would release a version for linux and that basically it is up to Nokia whether to port it or not. Or maybe the community could?
but since flash lite 4 works with flash 10.1 would this not do untill the full flash 10.1 is released or even if flash 10.1 does not. At least tvcatchup would work straight from the site....as would the bbciplayer? or am i wrong?
