Fash is being removed from the Android store from Wednesday, so if you want it get it now.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/08...ash_wendesday/
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/08...ash_wendesday/
No Adobe flash from Wednesday
Get rid of flash and move on, however are all third parties ready for this, I think its going to take good few months for everybody to catch up.
Originally Posted by sheppy124:
“Get rid of flash and move on, however are all third parties ready for this, I think its going to take good few months for everybody to catch up.”
“Get rid of flash and move on, however are all third parties ready for this, I think its going to take good few months for everybody to catch up.”
months ? Try a few years. Flash is not going away any time soon.
Originally Posted by sheppy124:
“Get rid of flash and move on, however are all third parties ready for this, I think its going to take good few months for everybody to catch up.”
“Get rid of flash and move on, however are all third parties ready for this, I think its going to take good few months for everybody to catch up.”
it will be literally years.
Originally Posted by Darthchaffinch:
“Its already gone!?”
“Its already gone!?”
https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...be.flashplayer
So when it appears on Windows tablets will Google report to them both to the competition authorities?
Whatever happened to those old Flash alternatives we used to get on Windows?
Whatever happened to those old Flash alternatives we used to get on Windows?
Originally Posted by sheppy124:
“Get rid of flash and move on, however are all third parties ready for this, I think its going to take good few months for everybody to catch up.”
“Get rid of flash and move on, however are all third parties ready for this, I think its going to take good few months for everybody to catch up.”
Soon soon. BBC have tweeted they're testing the jellybean iplayer. It's an app I use daily, so once that's released, flash is binned for me.
There are a vast number of casual games in Flash and new ones constantly being created. Much as the greedy smartphone and tablet app store operators might want it to, Flash isn't going away.
Originally Posted by alanwarwic:
“So when it appears on Windows tablets will Google report to them both to the competition authorities?”
“So when it appears on Windows tablets will Google report to them both to the competition authorities?”
Why would they???
Originally Posted by zaax:
“Fash is being removed from the Android store from Wednesday, so if you want it get it now.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/08...ash_wendesday/”
“Fash is being removed from the Android store from Wednesday, so if you want it get it now.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/08...ash_wendesday/”
It can always be sideloaded. Getting it to work in releases of Android after 4.1 may be more difficult.
Really though if none of the mobile platforms offer it and mobile browsing contiues its growth then it probably will die more quickly than we think. Playing a flash game on an android device has never been an enjoyable experience.
http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-19267140
"It also suggested that smartphone owners who had upgraded to the latest system should uninstall the Flash Player if it was already on their device."
'It f'ollows a decision to halt development of the software for mobile devices.'
So the whiz is that Windows RT is a desktop device?
Strangely 'it has said it would continue to offer security updates and bug fixes for existing versions until September 2013.'
"It also suggested that smartphone owners who had upgraded to the latest system should uninstall the Flash Player if it was already on their device."
'It f'ollows a decision to halt development of the software for mobile devices.'
So the whiz is that Windows RT is a desktop device?
Strangely 'it has said it would continue to offer security updates and bug fixes for existing versions until September 2013.'
""The second area is premium copy-protected video for people who have high value video, like movie studios or cable companies, who want viewers to watch the video anywhere but also want to make sure its protected.""
" it acknowledged that HTML 5 had become "the best solution for creating and deploying content in the browser across mobile platforms""
So which way do they want it?
" it acknowledged that HTML 5 had become "the best solution for creating and deploying content in the browser across mobile platforms""
So which way do they want it?
