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If this truly comes to pass: Microsoft assimilates Flash in Metro's IE10 - Computerworld
I will never get an android tablet with ICS, Jelly Bean or anything else. I'll simply use my android phone as a wifi hotspot and connect my new MS Surface Tablet to it when I'm on the road. I'm still annoyed
that I had a fully functional, flash capable, rock solid phone before the "new" and "improved" update took away a key function of my phone and essentially downgraded it.
And before you fanbois pipe in about how great ICS is and how your phone doesn't have any problems since the update, the fact remains that a significant number of us do consider this "update" to be a major downgrade in certain key areas, most notably Flash video. At the very least Motorola should allow us to unlock the bootloader so we can downgrade the phone ourselves back to GB.
I will never get an android tablet with ICS, Jelly Bean or anything else. I'll simply use my android phone as a wifi hotspot and connect my new MS Surface Tablet to it when I'm on the road. I'm still annoyed
that I had a fully functional, flash capable, rock solid phone before the "new" and "improved" update took away a key function of my phone and essentially downgraded it.And before you fanbois pipe in about how great ICS is and how your phone doesn't have any problems since the update, the fact remains that a significant number of us do consider this "update" to be a major downgrade in certain key areas, most notably Flash video. At the very least Motorola should allow us to unlock the bootloader so we can downgrade the phone ourselves back to GB.
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If this truly comes to pass: Microsoft assimilates Flash in Metro's IE10 - Computerworld
I will never get an android tablet with ICS, Jelly Bean or anything else. I'll simply use my android phone as a wifi hotspot and connect my new MS Surface Tablet to it when I'm on the road. I'm still annoyed
And before you fanbois pipe in about how great ICS is and how your phone doesn't have any problems since the update, the fact remains that a significant number of us do consider this "update" to be a major downgrade in certain key areas, most notably Flash video. At the very least Motorola should allow us to unlock the bootloader so we can downgrade the phone ourselves back to GB.
My Rezound with ICS, Flash works fine.
Its not just the ICS update that broke it on the RAZR. Moto did or didnt do something that broke it. I hear some ppl have Flash working on JB devices too.
Android 4.1 Jelly Bean Update: Samsung Says All Users Who Upgrade Will Keep Flash Players : Tech : Latinospost
Its not just the Android update(s) themselves causing Flash issues....the manufacture are playing a part in this. The fact that the Rezound works fine and the RAZR doesnt points to the phone manufacture.
And since 2.2....every Android update is a disaster for some ppl.... and fine for some. They all are great and suck at the same time. 2.2 was great for my Droid 1.....there were threads about how it sucked...lol. GB made my Droid X1 a better phone, and it was labeled a disaster by some, many...lol.
Yeah, I've said it several times in this thread - the Flash issues with ICS on Motorola devices are all on Motorola. Flash works just fine on my S3 running the same version of ICS (4.0.4), and Flash works just fine on my Transformer TF300 running Jelly Bean.
According to Adobe, Flash is officially supported through Android 4.0.X. That means any version of ICS should properly support Flash. Motorola is just using the fact that development has stopped on Flash for Android by Adobe as an excuse not to fix the problems it has on their ICS updates.
Masters of the obvious. We know it's Moto's fault. No one has blamed Google, yet. Of course Google does own Moto Mobility now, doesn't it?
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If this truly comes to pass: Microsoft assimilates Flash in Metro's IE10 - Computerworld
I will never get an android tablet with ICS, Jelly Bean or anything else. I'll simply use my android phone as a wifi hotspot and connect my new MS Surface Tablet to it when I'm on the road. I'm still annoyed
You were saying.....lol. Thats the reason why I made my earlier post.
LeoBloom said:
Nothin to be honest.they resently updated the flash player 11 a few days ago.. got adobe air @the p.s too..i downloaded both..if u search for flash player @the p.s,u aint gonna find it,go to adobe site or moto to get the link there n itll get u to that app to d.l..
Glad to hear that things are finally working!