Adobe says FarmVille video done with Flash Lite, says Flash 10.1 not hard on batteries
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At the same time as defending Flash, Adobe wanted to put to rest worries that Flash 10.1 would drain the batteries of Android phones and released the video below that shows that battery life will not be as impacted as much as feared by Adobe's software. It shows that video can be played for more than 3 hours over Wi-Fi from video site YouTube in H.264. The result showed only 6% battery usage for the browser.
source: FlashBlog
Battery Performance with Flash Player 10.1 on the Nexus One from Mark Doherty on Vimeo.
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6 Comments
1. fongy posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:45 0 0
ANOTHER reason to buy HTC Desire... Cannot wait... Time to find buyers for my HTC Hero!! (and another reason why this is the must-have phone of 2010!)
2. adixxx posted on 25 Feb 2010, 08:45 0 0
wohoo! someone who has the same "desire" as mine... HTC Desire FTW!
3. aeth posted on 25 Feb 2010, 09:17 0 0
I must say, Bravo ;). That was an Incredible pun there. Hopefully Flash on the Nexus One will be of Supersonic speed. :P
4. vinsterdamus posted on 25 Feb 2010, 11:19 0 0
ok but it's coming to the droid and n1 too so you don't "have" to wait all that time. this shows that steve jobs is full of crap how can this have almost no impact on the n1 and draid the ipads battery with almost 1000% :P from 10 to 1.5 hours my ass
6. vinsterdamus posted on 25 Feb 2010, 16:51 0 0
hmm you can write flash programs that can maybe hack a phone but do you think that a normal website would host that kind of app? i don't. i don't think flash can cause bugs in a os. maybe let it crash like it sometimes does with windows and osx or something but not serious damage. The pros outweigh the cons
