Does it support Adobe Flash? sansumg does not and I use Adobe every day
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Hello, iPad does not directly support Adobe but in the app store there are apps that will allow Adobe to be used or viewed. I am an online student to where I have to use Adobe for much of my online content. I have not had any issues. When I first attempted to open the different files, I was prompted to download an app that would allow me to continue. This issue is really non existent as there 'answers' are already in place to allow you to do what you need to do. If you want you could give a more specific example and I'd be glad to check it out on mine to ensure it will work for you before you purchase. Hello, iPad does not directly support Adobe but in the app store there are apps that will allow Adobe to be used or viewed. I am an online student to where I have to use Adobe for much of my online content. I have not had any issues. When I first attempted to open the different files, I was prompted to download an app that would allow me to continue. This issue is really non existent as there 'answers' are already in place to allow you to do what you need to do. If you want you could give a more specific example and I'd be glad to check it out on mine to ensure it will work for... » Read More Hello, iPad does not directly support Adobe but in the app store there are apps that will allow Adobe to be used or viewed. I am an online student to where I have to use Adobe for much of my online content. I have not had any issues. When I first attempted to open the different files, I was prompted to download an app that would allow me to continue. This issue is really non existent as there 'answers' are already in place to allow you to do what you need to do. If you want you could give a more specific example and I'd be glad to check it out on mine to ensure it will work for you before you purchase. « Show Less
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It does not have flash and Adobe flash CANNOT be installed. You can download one of the android browsers such as Firefox Flash that have flash players incorporated into them. Word of warning: DO NOT pay over $59 for this tablet brand new. The sellers here charging $165 are ripping off novice tablet buyers. Tablets are my business. A tablet with these specifications can be bought all over the internet for $59 or less. Shop around!
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The only thing I know that might be able to help you is the Skyfire browser app, which has built-in support for some flash (don't know if that includes all flash such as games or not). I can watch Youtube videos now, so that's a start. But on some other sites the video doesn't load at all. So I'm not sure how much it will help.
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When you go to Adobe.com, you want to download a version of Flash from the Archives for Android. The current version of Flash is not supported on mobile devices. Make sure you've gone into your tablet settings and enabled third party apps before starting.
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The Adobe web site says this "We're Sorry this content requires Adobe Flash Player, which is not supported by your device. This content can be viewed on a desktop computer or on mobile devices that support Flash Player.". So no it does not work.
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I ran an older version of it on an XP. I think that was ver. 8 or 9. Adobe web site says it is compatible with xp w/service pack 3
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Old version of it. They won't be updating it. Nor will users be able to buy from adobe. Just rent the CC (Creative Cloud but I call it cash cow).
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I'm not 100% sure because I had two bad ones and gave up and bought a Lenovo. But if I had to guess and make a suggestion off past experiences I would recommend going to Adobes website and locate and download the flash player for android. To the best of my memory it didn't come on it. Also from app store download MX player as it will play all possible file types, I had to add this app to my Lenovo to play some video files as the video player most tabs come with are rather limited to the file types it plays. I hope this helps.
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Adobe Flash is only supported on Android 2.2 (Froyo) and above. The player you describe runs Android 2.0 (Eclair). So no, you can't run Adobe Flash on this tablet unless/until it is updated to Froyo or Gingerbread.BTW, Flash support won't help if what you want is to watch Hulu. Hulu blocks all portable devices at their end.
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Sorry I did not see this sooner. Yes, but you need to install Adobe Flash (already on your card in the download area). Limitation, if you are interested in using HDMI adapter to display it on a TV, this does not work with the card. Tested it again today (8/9/13).No guarantee how long this will work, since Amazon is in process of moving away from Flash support, even for their Windows access.
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The other comments are correct that the newest version of Adobe Flash is no longer available for download with newer Android OS but older versions of Flash can be downloaded from Adobe's website and will work. I am running Adobe Flash Player 11.1 version 11.1.115.63 on my Android 4.2.2 Admittedly, I do not know if it works on Kit Kat but I just did the smallest amount of researched to find a compatible version for Jelly Bean, I'm sure somewhere out in Google Land there is a link for a version that works on Kit Kat. Check forums on the various Android support websites. Then you can use whatever browser you want and view anything you want! Hooray for freedom! Good Luck! The other comments are correct that the newest version of Adobe Flash is no longer available for download with newer Android OS but older versions of Flash can be downloaded from Adobe's website and will work. I am running Adobe Flash Player 11.1 version 11.1.115.63 on my Android 4.2.2 Admittedly, I do not know if it works on Kit Kat but I just did the smallest amount of researched to find a compatible version for Jelly Bean, I'm sure somewhere out in Google Land there is a link for a version that works on Kit Kat. Check forums on the various Android support websites. Then you can use... » Read More The other comments are correct that the newest version of Adobe Flash is no longer available for download with newer Android OS but older versions of Flash can be downloaded from Adobe's website and will work. I am running Adobe Flash Player 11.1 version 11.1.115.63 on my Android 4.2.2 Admittedly, I do not know if it works on Kit Kat but I just did the smallest amount of researched to find a compatible version for Jelly Bean, I'm sure somewhere out in Google Land there is a link for a version that works on Kit Kat. Check forums on the various Android support websites. Then you can use whatever browser you want and view anything you want! Hooray for freedom! Good Luck! « Show Less
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The only thing that I have found is that it does not support flash video. .
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I called adobe yesterday on this. I want to upgrade from a CS upgrade. They said that will work fine. **EDIT: It worked, no problem. **
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It's sort of the reverse...Adobe is no longer updating Flash for newer versions of android.
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I'm pretty sure it has adobe flash 1.1, & I knw for sure u can download it.
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got to the Adobe website to update. Also, if you want it to go faster you must fill the empty ram slot, goes much faster with it
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Guys,Poor programming by Vtech here but managed to work it out after 5 hours!!!!!Basically the learning lodge is not compatible with Adobe Flash 11 (which is the most recent version)Here are the steps took to resolve the issue - 1) Uninstall Flash player from your PC (Start, control panel, Uninstall a programme)2) Go to http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/142/tn_14266.html (which is all the Archived Flash Players)3) Scroll down the page and click Flash Player 10.3.183.11 and click open (a message comes up at the bottom of the screen that say's downloading from site: macromedia.com Guys,Poor programming by Vtech here but managed to work it out after 5 hours!!!!!Basically the learning lodge is not compatible with Adobe Flash 11 (which is the most recent version)Here are the steps took to resolve the issue - 1) Uninstall Flash player from your PC (Start, control panel, Uninstall a programme)2) Go to http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/142/tn_14266.html (which is all the Archived Flash Players)3) Scroll down the page and click Flash Player 10.3.183.11 and click open (a message comes up at the bottom of the screen that say's downloading... » Read More Guys,Poor programming by Vtech here but managed to work it out after 5 hours!!!!!Basically the learning lodge is not compatible with Adobe Flash 11 (which is the most recent version)Here are the steps took to resolve the issue - 1) Uninstall Flash player from your PC (Start, control panel, Uninstall a programme)2) Go to http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/142/tn_14266.html (which is all the Archived Flash Players)3) Scroll down the page and click Flash Player 10.3.183.11 and click open (a message comes up at the bottom of the screen that say's downloading from site: macromedia.com « Show Less