Adobe Flash Player 10.2 for Android available

Android 10.2 is available to download for devices running Froyo, Gingerbread and Honeycomb. (Honeycomb users should update to 3.0.1 before applying this adobe update) 


This update will take advantage of hardware acceleration to speed up content on Honeycomb.
On Froyo and Gingerbread 10.2 will bring overall performance boosts. Most notably on dual-core devices. As well as affecting the way flash content displays in browser windows.

Scan the above QrCode with your device to download 

or 

Click here Android Market Website

Android 2.2 (Froyo) and Flash 10.1 set for June release?

Google I/O is right around the corner; May 20th. And there is a lot of buzz and speculation on just what to expect as far as Android related announcements.  Many are making the fair guess that Android 2.2 codenamed Froyo; will be announced at I/O. And that the Nexus One will be the first device to receive the update.  Others are speculating a simultaneous update hitting The Nexus One, Droid and Droid Incredible.  And with the recent confirmation that Android 2.2 will run Flash 10.1 many consumers, bloggers and enthusiasts alike are wagering that Flash 10.1 will be debuted and announced at I/O as well.  One thing we do know is that Adobe intends to deliver a 'public preview' of Flash 10.1 at Google I/O; with a general release in June. 

[image via Adobe Blog]

Also it's come to my attention that if you head over and check out the Google I/O schedule that on Day 2 there are a number of android sessions that are simply "TBA" a tactic used when Google Wave was announced. That is leading some to believe that some previously unannounced and undiscovered android updates and features will be brought forward during I/O.  I'll be watching closely and waiting to hear all the android news from I/O. Let me hear from you below. What is something you're expecting to hear announced at I/O? Are you on a device still waiting for 2.1?

Google Confirms Flash for Android 2.2

Mashable has reported that Google's Andy Rubin, has stated that the upcoming Android 2.2 code named 'Froyo' will fully support flash. This comes as little shock to those who have been following recent developments.

Just over a week ago we shared with you the news of the Adobe AIR and Flash 10.1 beta signups. While this news came with no information on an expected release for either betas; it was a clear sign that Adobe and Google were moving forward in their efforts to fully integrate flash into Android devices.

Below is an image from Mashable demonstrating Flash running on a Nexus One.

[via Mashable.com]

How will you use flash on your Android Device? Let us know below!