Flash 10.1 player scoffs at Silent Mode on Android

on 07/05/2010 20:38 PDT

It seems that the Flash 10.1 player on Android-powered platforms holds the Ring of Power, especially when it will play sound on the smartphone even when Silent Mode is turned on. This makes a pair of headphones even more essential, especially if you’re watching a Flash-enabled video in the browser while others think you’re working. Hard to believe that Adobe actually overlooked this situation with their version of a Mobile Flash player, although we’re pretty sure all the kinks will work out in the end since Flash 10.1 Player for Android is still only in beta at the moment. Could this prove to be a black mark on Adobe when it comes to arguing their case for Flash on mobile devices?

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