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Galaxy Nexus to Gain Adobe Flash in December

Nov 29, 2011, 4:31 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Adobe today indicated that it will provide an update to the Adobe Flash Player 11.1 and AIR 3.1 runtimes in December in order to bring Flash compatibility to the Galaxy Nexus. The Galaxy Nexus will not support Flash at launch.

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Samsung Galaxy Nexus (global)

4.7" display HD+ resolution
TI OMAP4460 processor 1 GB RAM
1,750 mAh battery
Headphone Jack (3.5mm), NFC

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DAntiVirus

Nov 29, 2011, 8:07 PM

Why even get this phone?

Honestly, hhat's the point? No MicroSD support and no flash. Well, flash will come 'sometime' in December. Why even make this phone? Just to say they have the first phone with ICS? Seems a waste of time and resources that could be spent elsewhere, like ummm actually putting GB or ICS on their current devices?

Just a thought.

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