Is there a way to install Adobe Flash Player? I can't install adobe flash player on this android 2.2, anybody knows how?
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Flash is not meant for phones. It is for computers. It will never work. If there was flash it would lag ridiculously.
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there is no way to install fp and also tells you your low on memory its also not compatable with many games and in many ways it is a mini computer so yes it should install flash but it does not and dont try watch youtube on it it dont work
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Officially, this phone doesn't have flash since it is an ARMv6 processor. If you go to the Android Market with this specific phone, flash will not show up. That said, if you go to the androidcentral.com forums, there are builds for Flash 10.2 and Flash 11 that will install and work on some sites (but others crash the phone). I wouldn't buy this phone if flash is essential, but it can be made to work if you want to try it out or experiment. Other phones, such as the Motorola Triumph for VM do have supported Flash (available from the Android market).
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^^Both are wrong but Raymond is "less" wrong. You can find workarounds like Skyfire app but this phone doesn't have the right chipset for Flash to run properly. From what I've heard it doesn't run very well on any phones currently but that's something for Adobe to work out.
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Sorry, D. Lewis, that is not correct. Adobe Flash Player works on most devices with Android 2.2. I have Adobe Flash Player 11.0 on my Samsung Infuse, and I am certain I had Flash on my LG Optimus V, also. You simply go to the Android Market and download it like any other app.
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This is from the www.cruzreader.com site: http://cruzsupport.velocitymicro.com/ics/support/default.asp?deptID=5758 Does the Reader or Tablet support Adobe Flash? No. Neither the Cruz Reader or the Cruz Tablet supports Adobe Flash. This is a limitation of Android 2.0. Third-party apps may provide some website-based FLV (flash video) capability like the Skyfire web browser app. You can get the Skyfire app here: http://www.freewarelovers.com/android/app/skyfire
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yes, it is compatible with Adobe Flash player, here is a link on how to enable flash player in Android KitKat 4.4: http://www.cultofandroid.com/49840/install-flash-player-android-4-4-kitkat/ KitKat is the newest version of the Android operating system, Chrome is a web browser. Chrome is included with the tablet but you can use any web browser you want.
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I went back on adobe flash and my can see the innotab; but gets stuck on "loading" and then the screen goes white? Anyone else having this issue?
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As stated above no direct OS flash support in Andriod2.0, BUT!!If your looking to view flash content on YouTube, I use an app called "FREEdi You Tube Downloader". It is in the Amazon App Store (free). It allows you to either view the videos in HQ OR download them as video, mp3 or aac to your reader.
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do you mean adobe flash player? No that is a free program from Adobe software you can download though.
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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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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
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it's not installed. But according to a review at http://gboxmidnightandroid4.hugeblackfriday.com/ adobe flash player 10.3 is supported
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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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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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Fr the 2nd paragraph under product descptn "The Galaxy Tab offers full support for Adobe Flash Player 10.1 for accessing Flash-enabled websites, watching video and playing games.
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How can I watch amazon prime movies on my Samsung galaxy tab 2? It says I need adobe flash and then when I try to download flash it says it is not compatible with this device thanks
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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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You cannot download Flash Player from the Play Store to this device, however you have alternatives. That is because Adobe terminated support for Flash Player with Android Jelly Bean. Adobe still has free archive versions available on their website designed for Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich), but continue to operate on the successor releases of Android Jelly Bean. You must download Flash Player direct from Adobe's archive site to install as a side load application. Secondly, Chrome for Android Jelly Bean no longer supports Flash player even if the player is installed on your Venue 8. Free alternate browsers from the Play Store such as Boat or Dolphin will display Flash content if Flash Player has been side loaded from Adobe's website. http://download.macromedia.com/pub/flashplayer/installers/archive/android/11.1.115.81/install_flash_player_ics.apk
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It already has Adobe Flash Reader and Adobe Flash Player installed. Updates can be manually or automatically. But I do have to let you know that there is suppose to be Android software update soon, but hasn't been out yet. So, the tablet gets a little painfully slow for those who are impatient. I only use this tablet for my Kindle and videos, and my kids are on it for the games. Hardly use the browser on this.
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You will need to download an older version of Adobe Flash Player. As of 8/15/12, Adobe no longer supports other mobile devices with their new version. An older version is a work around, but works just fine.