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Palm Is Bringing a Flash Plug-In for the Pre Browser

Jan 7, 2010, 2:36 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Today at CES Palm announced that it will be offering an update to webOS that brings Flash plug-ins for the webOS browser. This will let webOS devices view video within the browser. The update will be free and will be available later this year.

source: Palm

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DE 2 Philly

Jan 7, 2010, 5:48 PM

Later this year?

Geeze - there will be Sprint 4G phones by then.

ells2187

what does that have to do with a batter's life or a phones consumption of its power and processing speed? I hope you already know that 4G only means faster data. thats it. as great as that will be 3g is just fine for a while.

bluecoyote

Jan 8, 2010, 12:36 AM

Please NO

the Pre does not need to be slower nor more CPU demanding.

DiamondPro

They are working very hard on this and I wanna see how this will turn out.

Adobe was supposed to release this last year but they didnt they ended up delaying it. This is a good sign that they are aware of the problems that come along with added fla...
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