Adobe Flash updated for Android 4.0
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That certainly didn't take too long. The same day that the Galaxy Nexus (and therefore Ice Cream Sandwich) made its official debut in the US, Adobe updated the Flash player for compatibility with the new Android OS.
There had been some slight worry that Adobe wouldn't update Flash all that quickly and would leave Galaxy Nexus owners out of the loop, but those fears have been addressed. Today, Adobe released an update bringing Flash to version 11.1.112.60. The update really doesn't do anything except add ICS support, although Adobe does list a few known issues to be aware of, including:
- Seeking while video is paused will not update the frame on ICS device
- StageVideo using On2 and Sorenson does not work on ICS devices
- PHDS content plays with audio pops
- OS does not prioritize incoming call - audio remains playing before and after call is received
- Enter key does not work on the multi-line text input field
So, Flash is there, but it's not 100%. Still, this is good news, and if you want the Adobe Flash player, it's available for free in the Android Market.
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4 Comments
1. clevername posted on 15 Dec 2011, 18:13 8 1
Just don't watch porn when you get a call. Lol.
2. dfdfss posted on 16 Dec 2011, 02:52 2 3
woooooooooooow!!! it took them 1 week to make flash for this crapdroid .....i have an elite htc hd7 and still no flash after 1.5 years........ps this crapdroid os copies the wp7 style....enjoy d lag bros lol
4. ericino posted on 16 Dec 2011, 06:21 1 0
Running ICS on my G2, no lag. So I don't expect lag on newer devices either.
