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What would it provide to the user? Does that mean it will be possible to play flash videos smoothly in the browser? Is there anything else? What exactly would it enable a user to do?
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2010-05-20
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On this forum in particular, I often come across people who talk about the importance of Flash 10.1 coming to the N900. Maybe I am just the odd ignorant out but I have read little regarding WHY it is so important? How is it superior to Flash 9? How would it improve the browsing experiences on the N900?