Technology is being updated day by day.But flash and its role in mobile devices has been real-world feedback about how well the technology actually works.
Now that Android 2.2 is out with support Flash 10.1 beta.Flash 10.1 is still in beta, so it isn’t fair to make any conclusive judgments. That said, it does look like fears regarding speed and battery life may not have been unfounded after all.
PocketNow performed a pretty exhaustive speed test comparing the Nexus One running Froyo and Flash 10.1 beta, the iPhone 3GS and the HTC HD2. In his tests, the Nexus One slowed down considerably when loading Flash content, though with Flash turned off, the browser was blazing.
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