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Some consumers love Apple’s iOS and others love Google’s Android. What ever the case may be there is no denying the fact that both platforms have their pros and cons. One pro of Google’s Android is the fact that it is capable of running Adobe Flash content thanks to a native version of Flash Player.
Available in beta for some time, Flash wasn’t exactly the least buggy software for Android in that state but things are steadily improving. In fact, Adobe has come forth to announce that Flash 10.1 is available for download but seemingly only to a select few.
Luckily, our buds over at Droid-Life have taken the time to extract the Flash 10.1 .apk file and upload it for all to enjoy. It’s not official so something may go wrong but it’s very unlikely it will brick your device.
Make note, you’re going to need Android 2.2 for this to work.
via droid-life
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