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The new Blackberry Torch 9860/9850 has already released. The good thing is that these new phones include new operating system BlackBerry 7 OS and liquid graphics. I know that it has all good features but I don’t know whether it has a flash support or not?
It is well known that the BlackBerry browser cannot see content developed with Flash, and the Web Adobe is not the client for download. Well, the installation of the MDS simulator 4.1.2 version appears in a file where you can discern that RIM is developing a Flash viewer for BlackBerry devices
While many hope that HTML5 is a reality to see media natively in browsers without Flash, it is clear that Adobe has other plans. Flash Player 10.1, announced by the company to be launched by year-end will be version with support for as many platforms has been launched. Adobe says that this new version will not be demanding of processing resources in the mobile, or consumes the battery and when an incoming call will be sent to the player to sleep. In addition, Flash Player 10.1 will support hardware acceleration on NVIDIA GeForce, ION and Tegra, which equip many low-cost laptops and some netbooks, so video can play in standard or high definition in a much more pleasant for the user.
Until the current state of the BlackBerry Browser supports no flash.
Adobe Flash software has completed 10.1 for mobile devices. Only nine months after the official announcement that RIM and Adobe cooperate in this regard, the latest version of Flash support in future also the BlackBerry platform. BlackBerry users will not immediately come into the enjoyment of Flash support. It was not until the new operating system BlackBerry 6 with Webkit browser, the new flash be integrated. According to various sources, the new browsers coming later this year, probably as a firmware update. So, unfortunately, is not yet clear whether it will finally support Flash. Apple has famously decided against Flash. On the decision by RIM, I am certainly curious.
Bad news for those who already have a foretaste of the more appetizing playbook features can be fully cloned BlackBerry OS7 weight: The recently released operating system there will be no support for Adobe Flash as well as for Android applications of any kind.
We thought that actually new BlackBerry devices using the OS 7 have enough support for Adobe Flash can handle them, such as the new BlackBerry Bold 9900 which is 1.2 Ghz processor, but despite this the company has decided to focus its work in the operating system but support for Flash leaving aside for the moment.
I am a owner of a courier service where we need to capture signature .Thats why we use adobe flash 2.1 to capture the signature on the mobile device .At the same time when we dispatch we send the order to our driver over email link .Since we are sameday courier we need to count on every second and we blackberry to do our day to day job .only problem I am facing is we can not capture the signature on the blackberry device because blackberry do not support adobe flash 2.1 . what is my solution .
Hey does anyone know why on my BB curve 8900 I sometimes get that clock in the middle? Seems like it is thinking or something :biggrin:
The clock in the middle of the white screen is a hard reboot -- you must wait for it to complete, perhaps as long as 5 minutes. Or you can try to reload the operating system again and see if that solves the issue for you or not.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nard
Ok so sometimes it shows up wile I'm looking @ documents or just listening to music on the
Phone hey thanks for your time