When it comes to a debate regarding which mobile operating system is better between the iOS and Android, someone is bound to put up an argument that would probably go, "but Android has Flash Support". This is behind the reasoning that majority of the media content that's found on the Internet is flash based. But now in an official statement, somehow unexpectedly, Adobe decided to kill Flash support for mobile devices including Android and RIM...

When it comes to mobile operating systems, the iOS definitely comes out on top as one of the most favorites. People love Apple's mobile operating system for many different reasons but it is far from being perfect. One of the greatest flaw of the iOS that most people would cite is the lack of Flash support. This is a feature that Apple themselves didn't want to implement and it looks like it is not going...

With so many rumors about the iPhone 5 floating around, it sure is hard to keep track of all of them. With the release dates of next generation iPhone closing in, the rumors have also gained pace, so we have decided to publish iPhone 5 Rumor RoundUp every week to keep you guys updated. These roundups will contain all the rumors and updates about Apple's next installment of the iPhone that we have come across for the particular week.

Ever imagined playing Flash videos from websites like Dailymotion, Flickr Video, MegaVideo and Vimeo directly from your iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad? Yup, it's now possible with a JavaScript hack found by folks at iOSFlashVideo. More importantly, you can play embedded Flash videos from any webpage without buying any app like Skyfire or jailbreaking your iDevice.

Flash (aka Frash for iPhone) was ported to jailbroken iPhone, iPod Touch & iPad quite a while ago, but it involved a lengthy installation procedure. Here is a quick and easy method to install Frash on your iDevices with a Cydia repository.

Skyfire web browser for iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad has been approved by App Store and available for download now. We all know that Apple doesn't allow Flash content on its any iDevice, so why Skyfire is approved? Skyfire basically lets you play Flash videos on your iDevice by first covering them to HTML5 with Skyfire dedicated servers and then sends the HTML5 content to end users.

Smokescreen is a new open-source technology which allows you to run flash videos and animations on your iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. For those who don't know: All iDevices are restricted by Apple to render any kind of flash content in their native browser. However HTML5 based content can be rendered on all iDevices as it don't require you to install any additional plugin like Flash. Smokescreen runs directly on your iDevice's native browser, reads...

Yup, its a great news for all those who are big fan of the famous Facebook game FarmVille. Its coming to iPad and iPhone. FarmVille is developed by Zynga and is the most popular game app on Facebook with over 82.4 million monthly active users. The company have reserved two more domain names i-e farmvilleiphone.com and farmvillepad.com apart from the official FarmVille website farmville.com. This clearly points that sooner or later you are going to...

Yeah, Seems DELL have some serious plans to rule the Android market in year 2011. Dell Flash is another smartphone from DELL which will be releasing in the first quarter of year 2011. Powered by Android Froyo and Qualcomm 800Mhz processor, the device will be fully capable of rendering Flash 10 on its 3.5-inch WVGA LCD screen. As informed earlier, Dell Froyo (Frozen Yogurt) will be the next version of Android, which will be more...

Just after the leak of Dell Lightning, Engadget has revealed another leak named "Dell Thunder". It is another smartphone by DELL which will be releasing at the end of this year. Powered by Android 2.1, Dell Lightning will be coming with a huge 4.1-inches OLED display and 8MP autofocus camera with LED flash. Like Dell Lightning, it will be fully capable of running Flash 10.1.