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gingerjet:Bullseyed: Adobe Flash has been renamed Adobe Air and is available on every Android device.
So we went from one awful application delivery system not optimized for mobile devices to another?
/lots of win there.
Kind of like when people went from the iPhone 4 to the iPhone 4S. Neither is optimized for modern data networks and neither is apt at making phone calls.
I'm guessing this will be launched in Android 4.2/5.0 later this year to get closer to feature parity with Windows 8 tablets. I'm also guessing there will be some way to view two apps simultaneously.
uncoveror:Android Jelly Bean is not compatible with Adobe Flash, so if you bought an android instead of an i-Pad to get the whole Internet, sorry sucker. http://www.uncoveror.com/android_tablets.htm
Adobe Flash has been renamed Adobe Air and is available on every Android device.
uncoveror:Android Jelly Bean is not compatible with Adobe Flash, so if you bought an android instead of an i-Pad to get the whole Internet, sorry sucker. http://www.uncoveror.com/android_tablets.htm
You can still side load the latest version of flash. It is just not officially supported. Try doing that on an iPad.
/Have both an iPad and Nexus 7. Guess which one runs flash.
Bob Down:I don't use mine for anything that would make me pause. They can pry it from my .. etc etc. I paid for this thing outright and you can bet the next arsehat would drop it. Get your own.
bingo. these are personal items of hands-off status. no tolerance for phone touching. same with PC/laptops. Mrs. Kritter has her stuff I has mine. we respect the space.
I thought the uncomfortable pause comes from when the borrower realizes that the owner probably used the phone several times on the can, or in other uncomfortable places.
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