Can you install Adobe Flash player on an Ipad 4?
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The quick answer is no...BUT there are apps that allow you to use Adobe Flash Sites, such as Photon Flash player and others. Does that help you?
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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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Hello,Sorry you cannot. Those games require Flash, and these older units cannot install the current flash. They will also not do any videos on the web like Youtube, Netflix, Hulu etc. IF you need the Flash games or videos, you will need a Macbook. Any Macbook will play Facebook games and do videos. Thanks, Chris Betamacs
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you might want to clarify what it is you are trying to do...do you want to use your ipad as a preview device or play the videos on your ipad??
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No, I have not found any method of copy files to the flash unit from the iPad or iPhone. Apple makes it difficult to do such simple things.
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Yes, It has a USB port on the dock and a micro USB on the tablet. I think you mean "Adobe Flash." You can in stall the Dolphin browser and it supports flash. Otherwise Android (like IOS) no longer supports Adobe Flash.
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The information below is correct and I was able to download and install Adobe Flash Player. I am very pleased with this product.JC
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Flash is no longer offered in the Play Store for devices running later versions of Android, like Jelly Bean, so you have to get it direct from Adobe (don't worry, it's free). Plus, many of the newer Android-compatible browsers don't support Flash, so you have to get one of the few left that do. To get Flash, go to this site - http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1061194 - and follow the clear, well-written instructions. I installed Flash 11.1.115.81, which is the most recent of the archived versions, on my Galaxy S4 phone and it works fine. Now for the browser. I recommend Boat Browser or Boat Browser Mini, both of which are free and available in the Play Store. These are obscure but excellent browsers - I've used Mini exclusively on smartphones for several years with zero complaints, and I do a lot of surfing from my phone. Once Boat is installed, open it, go into Settings, and under "Page content settings", make sure "Enable flash/plug-ins" is set to "Always on". You should be good to go. BTW, if you're not a fan of the dumbed-down mobile renderings of web pages, there's a nifty setting in Boat called "Set UA" (UA stands for User Agent) where you can force every page to be displayed as it would be on a computer desktop - of course, you'll have to scroll around and pinch-to-zoom to navigate, but you'll get all of the content. One other caveat - full episode renderings on network websites seem to have problems no matter what browser you use, so don't be surprised if you have to go to your computer to watch those. The networks do seem to be getting it, finally, as they are now rolling out Android apps specifically geared for video content, and those will undoubtedly be the way to go eventually.
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No, Adobe Flash is an "android app" you can download from an android market. Like Aptoide market or sometimes on Google Play. I'm using the built in browser with Flash and it seems to work okay.
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I have used several Flash based music systems via the USB port and they worked fine - not sure if Apple is supported though.
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Well, it doesn't support Flash, so I don't think so, however, I'm not 100% sure! : )
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Yes it supports Flash player. I was playing a game on it via a website that requires it not 2hrs ago.
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It should already be installed. If not, go the Android store and download the Adobe Flash player as it's free!
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Yes, you can get the flash player, however, you will need to get it from Adobe and install it on the tablet. Then you will need Puffin Paid browser to view flash videos.Here is the link to the archived Flash by Adobe and download the 4.x series (the newest archived one):http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/archived-flash-player-versions.htmlThis has to be done in all Android devices after the OS of 3.0 as there is no flash when you receive the tablet, you can get it directly from Adobe.Daisy
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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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Flash is not now and is not likely in the future to be available on either one. I own both and the iPod is MUCH, MUCH easier to use but you must get your movies from Apple.
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I haven't looked into trying to watch from flash drive, I download My movies to the iPad 2 using VLC Streamer, from My iMac, then plug in HDMI cable to watch on whatever TV I have nearby.