Adobe is certainly loving Android these days. Adobe's latest love letter: showcasing a prototype Android tablet running Flash and Adobe Air apps "flawlessly". At the Web 2.0 Expo, an Android tablet was caught running Flash and Air apps, and it was well, running very well. Given that Flash extends the usefulness of tablet devices, to have it this usable in an Android tablet would certainly give it a leg up against, say, an iPad.
However, we do have to stay realistic in what this demo means for Android devices in the future. The demo was shown by Adobe and the device is a prototype (we have no idea what hardware is behind it), we can't expect all Android devices to run Flash so well. Let's just hope all the kinks are worked out before Flash comes in Android 2.2.
Hit the jump to see Flash in action on the Android tablet! [zedomax via engadget]
Here are the first 9 things to do with that Pixel 6 you bought Black Friday
Google has made the initial setup of a Pixel relatively painless these days, but that initial tutorial and then installation of all your old apps don't quite get everything set up perfectly. If you picked up a Pixel 6 or 6 Pro during the insane carrier deals on Cyber Monday or Black Friday, here's what to do with it first.
Cyber Monday proved you should never recycle your old smartphone for free
Recycling old phones is great for the environment. But an OEM or carrier will recycle your obsolete tech for you, and give you a new phone in the process.
Google's early Christmas gift is a ton of new Android features
Google has announced a bevy of new features for its Android apps and services that are arriving on devices starting today.
These are some of the best Google Pixel 6 screen protectors you can buy
If you can't wait to get your hands on the new Google Pixel 6, don't forget to think about buying a screen protector for it as well. We've rounded up some of the best picks!