Adobe Flash 10.1 For Android In June

on 04/30/2010 10:45 PDT

While you may already have expected a response from Adobe regarding Steve Jobs’ recent post regarding Adobe Flash, and the response has been posted. Aside from the usual banter between Adobe and Apple, the response does mention that Adobe is planning to roll out Flash 10.1 for Android come June, with a preview being shown at the upcoming Google I/O in May. While there weren’t any specific devices that were mentioned to get Flash 10.1, you’d probably expect devices such as the Droid, Droid Incredible, and Nexus One to get the update, though there isn’t any confirmation of this just yet.

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