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sorry folks, at the risk of getting flamed myself, i don't see the point of discussing this unless it is going to make a difference in what Adobe or Nokia will do wrt bringing Flash 10.1 to the N900.
what are we trying to achieve here?
what are we trying to achieve here?
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Originally Posted by droll
Bicker amongst ourselves, whine, b*tch, blame Nokia, blame adobe, blame Apple, and threaten not buy products from the previously mentioned companies.
sorry folks, at the risk of getting flamed myself, i don't see the point of discussing this unless it is going to make a difference in what Adobe or Nokia will do wrt bringing Flash 10.1 to the N900.
what are we trying to achieve here?
ANything else I miss?
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Trying to understand what the background of the Flash story is (technical or other), so at least we know who to blame/ask and figure out what’s realistically possible, behind the marketing talk on one side and silence on the other. Well that, or the standard INBANA b!tch & wh!ne routine.
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If n900 doesn't meet the minimum requirements then how adobe demonstrated flash 10.1 running on n900?? (that's the vid: http://dailymobile.se/2009/10/26/fla...on-nokia-n900/)
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Originally Posted by BLIZZARD
That website works on the n900 now
If n900 doesn't meet the minimum requirements then how adobe demonstrated flash 10.1 running on n900?? (that's the vid: http://dailymobile.se/2009/10/26/fla...on-nokia-n900/)
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Originally Posted by nosa101
At the vid they say that flash 10.1 will run/runs on n900
That website works on the n900 now
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Originally Posted by BLIZZARD
They "say" but will it?
At the vid they say that flash 10.1 will run/runs on n900
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Originally Posted by nosa101
That is very confusing
They "say" but will it?
Why not? Adobe used n900 to announce the flash 10.1 on mobile devices. Is nokia the problem????
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Hardware/software requirements Flash Player 10.1
VGA
* Dedicated Cortex-A8 550 MHz processor with Neon for A8 only
* Hardware vector floating point unit (FPU)
WVGA
* Dedicated Cortex-A8 800 MHz processor
* Hardware vector FPU required
Mobile operating system * †
* Android (2.2) FroYo
* Palm webOS
* Symbian S60
* Downloads of Flash Player 10.1 will be available for devices that meet Adobe's minimum hardware and software requirements.
† The release of binaries for mobile platforms to device partners will occur in the first half of 2010. Some in-market devices will be capable of supporting the binary releases immediately from OEMs. To learn more about device availability and support of Flash Player 10.1, please contact the respective device OEM.
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/devices/...n_faq.html#q07