Flash player for mobile

Adobe as a vendor of flash player has launched a new flash player for mobile so it is possible for your smartphones like Blackberry or your netbook to display rich media content such as video and animation. Flash 10.1, will be compatible with many smartphone and netbook platforms, but for now, however, iPhone users will have to wait.

Many web browsers not allow displaying a flash content to light their performance where a year ago, smartphones just didn't have the processing power to deal with a full version of a Flash player. So not only will users gain access to video and other media via Flash, but they will be able to make greater use of rich Internet applications, which often use Flash to create an interactive experience inside the browser.

In today’s mobile time, people are starting to see mobile phones as portable computing platforms than other online devices. That is why Adobe now greatly develops their softwares to a mobile platform and started with this Flash 10.1 for mobile. What about iPhone? Ben Wood, director of mobile research at CCS Insight, a U.K.-based consulting company, credits "the iPhone effect" for pushing device makers to give their products the necessary horsepower. Device makers had previously steered clear of powerful processors because of worries about efficiency, but most have changed in an effort to match the high expectations set by Apple's device. Let us see this technology on iPhone device.