In a new video this week, Adobe has showcased both Flash 10.1 running on Android but running on Android 2.2. In the video, Flash is seen running relatively smooth as compared to previous demos where videos or web browsing were slow or crashed. Flash on Android now seems to run 3G, gaming, video and web content with ease.

Adobe’s Ryan Stewart also detailed how certain elements work in Flash such as … Read More

Among the masses at the Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco this week, one savvy blogger spotted a Tablet PC running Google’s Android operating system. The Android tablet was being showcased at Adobe’s expo booth, among other Android-based devices such as the Nexus One.

The Android-based tablet computer was in a prototype form, enclosed in a plastic casing, and seen running Adobe’s Flash. According to reports, Flash, and Adobe’s … Read More

Back in February, Rogers announced intentions to launch the Acer Liquid E this Spring 2010. The Liquid E is going to be another Android-powered device hitting Rogers but the great feature is the new Acer device will be running Android 2.1!

Last week, URMagazine (a Rogers Wireless publication) wrote a story titled “Liquid Gold” regarding the Acer Liquid E and its … Read More

There have been many rumors expressing that Google will support Adobe’s Flash in the upcoming Android 2.2 update later this year. Earlier this week, PCWorld reported that Google had made public its intentions to support the Flash platform.

In a New York Times interview, Google VP of Engineering was quoted saying that Adobe’s Flash will receive official support on Android phones when Android … Read More

There have been many rumors expressing that Google will support Adobe’s Flash in the upcoming Android 2.2 update later this year. Until now, Google has been rather silent on the matter, but PCWorld is reporting that Google has made public its intentions to support the Flash platform.

In a New York Times interview, Google VP of Engineering was quoted saying that Adobe’s Flash will receive official support on Android … Read More

And the Android 2.2 news just keeps rolling in!

This week, photos emerged of Android OS including the feature of an automatic application updating toggle. This feature would simply allow apps to be updated on their own instead of having users to update apps individually.

In the latest Android OS 2.2 news, reports indicate that the Google Nexus One may receive a free update to 802.11n WiFi. Apparently Broadcom (makers … Read More

As the rumors of Google testing Android OS 2.2 have emerged, more 2.2 goodies have slowly become available.

In the latest batch of OS 2.2 news, reports indicate that the upcoming Android update will feature automatic application updating, or at least a toggle to enable the function.

Concerns regarding whether the function will include some sort of user authentication have risen, or if the automatic update will happen without any … Read More

Back in January, users were reporting 3G reception problems with their Nexus One devices. Google also acknowledged the issues at the time, but their attempts at locating a fix were met with little success.

Now, an Android support forum is suggesting that Google may have given up on attempting to resolve the Nexus One 3G problems.

The issues surrounding the 3G reception are that of reduced internet speeds and poor calling reception … Read More