Hulu Android App Revealed By Google Search

on 04/28/2010 02:30 PDT

Hints about a Hulu Android app have been around for a while now, and a recent Google search seems to hint that that app might be coming sometime soon. The Google search (pictured above) shows a link mentioning something about a “Hulu App for Android devices” from the official Hulu site. The actual Hulu Labs page doesn’t indicate anything about it, but it might stay that way until Android 2.2 brings integrated Flash support for Android. There is a slight mention of an iPhone app as well, but it’s just a small blurb.

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