Droid Incredible Showing Off Full Flash 10.1 with Froyo 2.2

by Chris Moor
tagged 2.2, Android, EVO, flash 10.1, froyo, HTC, incredible

The guys over at Droid Life posted a video of the Droid Incredible running Flash 10.1 with Froyo. This version of Flash was pre-loaded with the 2.2 update and not a beta of any sort. The playback was well for a lack of better words incredible.

This is the same build that will be coming to the HTC Evo 4G, so we can expect some great viewing going on with the high 4G speeds. I have been running Flash 10.1 on my Droid for a bit now (beta versions) and it really makes your web experience better. This is an added welcome to Android that I am sure everyone will love.

[via droid life]

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Comments

Marc

What about the original Droid you promised everyone you were supposed to have second in line after the nexus one gets there froyo you liers?

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