Apple may hate Adobe Flash, but the rest of the mobile world seems to have come to terms with the ubiquitous Web technology. We recently saw Flash running on aGoogle Nexus One and a Motorola Droid, and while it won't run on Windows Phone 7 Series at launch, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said he has nothing against the technology.
Adobe's booth here at Mobile World Congress is running a bunch of Flash demos, including Flash on a Palm Pre. The implementation runs both video and games, and once the video or game is running, it runs smoothly - but getting there felt sluggish. The Palm presenter blamed it on a very slow Internet connection. But Flash on the Nexus One definitely loaded more quickly and felt snappier. We're still potentially several months from this Flash implementation going live, but at least they're coming along.
Adobe's booth here at Mobile World Congress is running a bunch of Flash demos, including Flash on a Palm Pre. The implementation runs both video and games, and once the video or game is running, it runs smoothly - but getting there felt sluggish. The Palm presenter blamed it on a very slow Internet connection. But Flash on the Nexus One definitely loaded more quickly and felt snappier. We're still potentially several months from this Flash implementation going live, but at least they're coming along.
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