Adobe Flash on T-Mobile G1 Phone / Google Android

Filed under: Cell Phones, Phone Software | By: Peter Chubb
Posted on: November 18, 2008 | 19 Comments

Adobe Flash on T-Mobile G1 Phone / Google Android

Andy Rubin was on hand yesterday at Adobe’s MAX event; he helped to show of Flash which was running on the T-Mobile G1. Knowing that the Google Android phone runs Flash, it shows that it is in fact possible, but then other phones have already proved it.

Apple must now be running out of excuses, and could start to harm the reputation of the iPhone if they are not careful. The T-Mobile G1 has done in one month what Apple has not been able to do with the iPhone.

The Flash update is available as an over-the-air update, but it should be available from the Market as well, but we are not certain of that fact. It is nice to know that Google do not mind working with Adobe, and it could only benefit owners of the G1. Please Apple you had better do the same, as you could see some very unhappy customers.

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19 Responses to “Adobe Flash on T-Mobile G1 Phone / Google Android”

  1. tyson dehnhoff says:

    so i have a question i have the g1 phone so how do i get the flash to work on my phone.

  2. Brabbit says:

    Are u idiot or can’t understand what they just said?. Its NOT available jet for the public will be released soon with some kind of update to de firmware or will be available tru Android Market again is NOT AVAILABLE YET sit back and wait for official release.

  3. soulfringe says:

    Whoa whoa whoa there Brabbit. You should learn to speak to people politely instead of calling them “idiot”. Especially considering that it wasn’t clearly said if it was available or not.

    “The Flash update is available as an over-the-air update, but it should be available from the Market as well, but we are not certain of that fact.”.

    That is a very ambiguous statement that can be insinuated to mean a number of things. It most likely means it is not out yet, considering the fact that something as major as this is so reclusive, but that is based off our own assumptions.

  4. keldonamadiro says:

    I have solved the riddle of how to upload media to the g1

  5. dawn says:

    anybody heard any whispers of when they maybe releasing the flash player
    thank you

  6. brian g says:

    i actually downloaded flash to my g1, i cant tell you how ;]

  7. briana says:

    yo dood i doubt that u figured out how to get flash on g1 but if u did prove it.

  8. Janice says:

    I’m trying to be patient but apple fools be makin fun of me for putting my hopes in flash for g1. i’d like to make them shut their filthy mouths… but if you can’t prove how you got it on your phone then you’re just wack.

  9. lisa says:

    Hi I think its wrong when u think u have unlimited internet but u can’t watch eastenders visit river island .com or play foxy bingo I’m not amused I am ringing t mobile tomorrow and I think the phone is well difficult to use on facebook

  10. skye says:

    I just got a G1 this past week. the guy i talked to at tmobile said that flash should be available soon as well as a few other updates. Also they will be releasing a new battery that doesn’t die 6 hours after you unplug the cord.

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