Now you should have adobe flash access on your LG Thrive (I hope that it will work on all LG Thrives, but it may not.) Then install it (if you do not already have an app installer just search for "Easy Installer" on the Google market and download it, then use it to install the adobe flash player). Download the Adobe Flash Player from here: Adobe Flash Player 10.1.106.15 First you need to enter the phone's secret menu by dialing 3845#*506# then select the next to last option on the list "Unknown Sources Test" then tick the Unknown Sources check box and return to the home screen. Here is a step-by-step guide to doing this and installing Adobe flash player. Hopefully it will also announce further improvements for both.I have actually have found a version of Adobe flash player that works on my LG Thrive, and it does not require a rooted phone, but you will have to go through the secret menu on your phone and enable Installation of apps from unknown sources. The company will likely use the event to tout the mobile capabilities of Flash and talk up the AIR platform for mobile devices. The company is working with these sites to make sure they detect Flash support on mobile devices correctly, but it takes time.Īdobe will be hosting its Max 2010 developer conference from October 23 to October 27 in Los Angeles. It appears that this is because many sites are detecting a mobile device and delivering a mobile version of their site, which doesn't include Flash content. It turns out the plugin is in high demand: Adobe Flash Player 10.1 for Android has been downloaded over one million times thus far, according to ZDNet.ĭespite the milestone, Adobe has work to do some Flash sites still don't work correctly, if at all.
Google's Android, for example, received Flash support earlier this year with the release of version 2.2 (codenamed Froyo). Unfortunately, not many devices support it, though apart from the mobile version of Safari, more and more browsers are working with Adobe to fix this. Despite Apple's insistence that Flash must die and is not worth the hassle of porting to mobile devices, it is still one of the most demanded features for mobile browsers today.
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