CuriouslyMute
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That's a good one!
Android no longer has flash.
That's a good one!
Android no longer has flash.
It's still on the market for API 9 to API 15 (Gingerbread 2.3.x - ICS 4.0.4). It's just not developed for JB (API 16+).
However, you can still sideload it by installing apk's from unknown sources.
Archived Flash Player versions
It's down at "Flash Player for Android 4.0 archives". Not natively supported, but works fine in all the JB devices for what I use it for.
that's right, andriods users are deviant to Apple's wanking off to android "telling them its unfair" what bullshit...Apple are scums, they just want to control everything, and just look at how ther corporate jealousy gotten more expensive and failed to stop S3, last year...
I'd Never ever buy Apple enything , ever, Samsung Tablets are better, Samsung mobile phones are better, PCs by various brands and more power to clever youths to build up own custom systems, and so on, like...Gamers and PC builders, overclockers...Apple wants to wipe them out, how's THAT for being UNFAIR - bunch of wankers!
Apple just want people to be dumb and lazy. They disgust me
Android no longer has flash.
She is referring to Adobe's decision to cease developing flash support for the newer editions of android (past ICS/4.0.x). If you are on any jellybean device and search for flash on the market, it will show your device as "Not compatible" so you can't download it. You can only install it from sideloading and there is no support for it.What do you mean that Android no longer has flash?
She is referring to Adobe's decision to cease developing flash support for the newer editions of android (past ICS/4.0.x). If you are on any jellybean device and search for flash on the market, it will show your device as "Not compatible" so you can't download it. You can only install it from sideloading and there is no support for it.
If you didn't know about it, read it here:
An Update on Flash Player and Android
This is much brighter though. I tried it, and can see it easily in my perephrial vision, as it lights up anything it's near. It's not constant (it won't keep flashing if you decide to ignore it), and you can use the LED too. Flash gets your attention, LED color indicates notification type.
Guys, have any of you tested or seen this app, the ultimate emergency and medical app for deaf and hearing impaired people?
iPhone: https://itunes.apple.com/app/id878350761
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.appfactory.medicall