<Date: 2011-07-30>
<Author: David>
<Category: Apple, iPad, iPhone, iPod>
Skyfire, the popular mobile browser for Android, Windows Phone, and iOS now has a new iOS app available. The app is called Skyfire VideoQ, and in a nutshell, allows you to watch Flash video on your iOS device. It works by you sending an email with the link to the video you want to watch and skyfire converts the video for you and you can view it on your app. Read more...
Permalink: Get your Flash Video Fix on your iPhone, iPod or iPad with Skyfire VideoQ
<Date: 2011-03-11>
<Author: ICEMAN>
<Category: Apple, iPad>
Like Skyfire for iPad, this app called iSwifter brings the ability to view flash content on your iPad from all over the web. Best of all, its available as a free download in the App Store. They claim that you don’t even need to wait for your videos to convert / stream like on Skyfire. In fact, iSwifter provides instant access to all you favorite flash websites, music videos, tv shows and movies on the internet. Alongside, you can always enjoy your favorite social Flash games on the iPad. Read more...
Permalink: iSwifter Brings Flash On iPad Yet Again, Now Available In App Store!
<Date: 2011-03-08>
<Author: ICEMAN>
<Category: Apple, Mac, OS X>
Earlier today, Adobe released a pre-release version of its new software tool called “Wallaby” which converts Flash content to HTML5 using simple drag and drop technique. Now, another official announcement brings the release of Flash Player 10.3 beta which brings a handful of new features. These include enhanced privacy and settings controls which are neatly integrated into the system and browser preferences in Mac OX. There is also an updated system to notify users if they are running the latest version or not. Read more...
Permalink: Flash Player 10.3 Beta Released By Adobe, Brings Preferences Integration In Mac OS X!
<Date: 2010-11-10>
<Author: Imran>
<Category: Android, Google>
Flash player for Android has received an update which makes it compatible with future OS updates. This confirms all the signs and rumors that Gingerbread, Android 2.3, could be in the hands of the public very soon. It’s good to see Adobe readying Flash before the release as this is only a good thing for users although we would love to see better performance on a broader set of Android devices now. Read more...
Permalink: Flash Player Update for Android Points to Imminent Gingerbread Launch
<Date: 2010-10-30>
<Author: Tauqeer>
<Category: Apple, OS X>
Apple is slowly removing flash from almost all of their devices. It first started with no support for flash in their iOS devices and now the new MacBook Air ships without flash (although it can be installed manually). But this makes almost no difference to Mac users as HTML5 is the future technology for vide and rich internet applications according to Apple and most websites are already adjusting according to that. Mac users would also have noticed that while using YouTube, their MacBooks get hotter as Flash consumes a lot more CPU cycles than most applications. But you can now install a new YouTube5 Safari extension which makes sure that YouTube videos will be e-wrapped as an HTML5 video stream. Read more...
Permalink: YouTube5 extension for Safari converts YouTube videos to HTML5 to avoid Flash and save CPU cycles
<Date: 2010-09-10>
<Author: Tauqeer>
<Category: Apple>
Yesterday, Apple announced their new App Store development agreement and guidelines that ease the number of restrictions on App Store app development which also includes a relaxed policy on third party development tools. In response to this change, Adobe has mentioned that they will again start working on for their Packager for iPhone tool in Flash Professional CS5 which will allow developers to export their Flash projects in native iOS format. Read more...
Permalink: Adobe to resume work on Flash Packager for iPhone tool
<Date: 2010-09-06>
<Author: Imran>
<Category: Android, Apple, iPhone>
Motorola is at it again. They’re giving Apple a taste of their own medicine through some mudslinging. Apple has done this for years against Windows PC users and now it’s at the receiving end since the past few months at the hands of companies like Motorola and Samsung. Read more...
Permalink: Motorola takes Another Shot at iPhone 4 for lack of Flash in a Droid 2 Ad
<Date: 2010-09-04>
<Author: Imran>
<Category: Apple, iPhone, iPod>
SkyFire is a web browser for Nokia and Android devices that plays Flash video by transcoding it on their servers. They also optimize the video so that it loads faster than it generally would. Data savings of up to 70% are possible via SkyFire. 
Read more...
Permalink: Coming Soon: SkyFire 2.0 for iPhone Plays Flash Videos–Awaiting App Store Approval
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<Date: 2010-08-27>
<Author: musab>
<Category: Android>
Froyo is once again in the news this week with an update for Verizon’s Motorola Droid and also an expected upgrade for Droid Incredible. Read more...
Permalink: Froyo Gets Updated for Droid for Flash 10.1 Support
<Date: 2010-08-09>
<Author: Imran>
<Category: Apple, iPhone, iPod>
We covered Frash’s arrival to iPhone earlier today. It involved a lengthy process of SSH-ing into your iPhone using a PC or Mac and then copying the frash.deb file into a folder, after creating a couple of folders. The whole process has been made as easy as adding a Cydia repo and installing a package. Read more...
Permalink: Install Flash (Frash) easily on your iPhone 3GS/4 with a Cydia Repo
