It also will support multi-touch displays, accelerometers, gestures, screen orientation, and more. The new version of the Flash Player is designed to take advantage of the Graphic Processor Units in devices to improve video and graphics playback and conserve battery life. Versions for Symbian OS and Google Android should be available in early 2010, and Adobe is working with RIM to bring Flash Player to the BlackBerry smartphone lineup, too. The company said the new version will offer "uncompromised" viewing across devices, although the iPhone was missing from the list.Īdobe promised to deliver a beta version of Flash Player 10.1 to Mac OS X, Windows, Linux, Palm webOS and Windows Mobile developers later this year.
Adobe is working to narrow the gap between Flash support on mobile devices and computers with the unveiling of Flash Player 10.1.
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