Android users can sign up for beta versions of Flash 10.1 and AIR 2.0
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Why wait until the second half of the year to show off Flash 10.1 on your Android phone. You can sign up with Adobe to get a beta version of the software. To be considered, go to this link and sign up. You will need to know your Adobe password and if you don't have a membership, you can register for one at the site. Also being offered to Android users by Adobe is the AIR 2.0 beta. To be considered as a potential recipient of the software, there is a separate page to sign up at, which you can access by clicking this link. Once you have signed up, you will be notified by e-mail from Adobe if you are going to receive the beta versions of Flash or AIR. Adobe did not reveal any timeline as to when they will start passing along the good news to those who have been accepted.
source: TheFlashBlog via AndroidandMe
source: TheFlashBlog via AndroidandMe
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4 Comments
1. Kiltlifter posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:46 0 0
DONE and DONE... I don't have the incredible yet, but I will preorder it tomorrow, hopefully by the time it arrives I may get pulled for the beta sign-up. Thanks for the heads up PA! Sorry HTC Touch CDMA/6900/Vogue, It was a good 2.5 years of use.. ::tear, tear::
2. vzwtechbill posted on 19 Apr 2010, 06:07 0 0
Kiltlifter, I too made the jump from the 6900 to Android (Eris in my case), you will be so enthralled with the capabilities of your new device, you will soon forget your WinMo grief, I assure you
3. remixfa posted on 19 Apr 2010, 10:05 0 0
lol. that statment screams "truth" if i ever heard it LOL.
4. PapaJay224 posted on 19 Apr 2010, 11:15 0 0
Signed up and registered this is what Phone Arena is all about...Now as soon as my pre ordered HTC Droid Incredible gets here I will be above the law!
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