As informed earlier, Google Nexus One and Motorola Droid will be the two lucky smartphones which will support Flash 10.1 and now its confirmed. Only devices with ARM Cortex A8 chipsets will be able to run final version of Flash 10.1. Devices with low hardware capabilities can view Flash content via Flash Lite. Taimur Asad of RedmondPie have already tested Alpha version of Flash Lite by playing the famous Facebook game Farmville on his Google Nexus One. So HTC Hero can also view Flash content on their devices with Flash Lite. Flash 10.1 will be available in the 1st Quarter of 2010 for all supported platforms.

According to Antonio Flores of Adobe Systems only those Android phones will be capable of running Flash 10.1, who have ARMv7 (Cortex) processors in it as only these processors are powerful enough to process and run flash based video content on the mobile web. Out of 10 most widely used Android phones in US, only people who have Motorola Droid or Nexus One will be fortunate enough to view flash based video content on their phones. Flash 10.1 final version for Android will be released in the mid of year 2010.

According to an email received by 9to5Mac user, Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple Inc. is still using old iPhone OS 3.1.2 instead of latest iPhone OS 3.1.3 whose Jailbreak with Baseband 05.12.01 is yet to be found! May be Steve don’t want to loose multitasking (Multiflow) on his Jailbroken iPhone

There are rumors that iPad launch could be delayed, the source of these rumors is an analyst who claims that manufacturing bottlenecks may reduce the number of iPads available at launch or could delay it entirely, the info has been shared by AllThingsD. For those who don’t know, Apple launched iPad in Jan and Steve Jobs gave a hazy late March shipment date.

You can easily write your name or create a logo for your website just like Google via GoogleFont.com. Do you know who was the first one who created the first logo for Google? Yes its Sergey Brin, the co-founder of Google Inc., the world’s largest Internet company, based on its search engine and online advertising technology. He desined the first logo for Google in 1998 using a free graphic program known as GIMP. Later Ruth Kedar, a Brazilian artist, created the official Google Logo, which you currently see on Google.com.

To help and facilitate those who suffered in Chile’s recent earthquake Google has launched a ‘Person Finder’ application, this app will connect those looking for missing people in Chile and those who have information.
Using Person Finder is pretty simple, it has a very simple and self explanatory UI, it gives two options “I’m looking for someone” and “I have information about someone”. One can either search for missing people in database and enter a new info, current stats of application say that there are around 8300 records in database.

As we know, Google Nexus One has a trackball for navigation and it possess the ability to glow in different colors for showing different kind of notifications such as Missed calls, SMS, Warnings etc but this functionality doesn’t come in Nexus One as a default, though both Android software and handsets are fully capable of it; but no worries! few Android geeks are working on bringing this functionality in Nexus One.

Previously iPhone 3.2 SDK revealed that iPhone 4G and iPad will support video chat via front facing camera and external LED flash and now newly released iPhone 3.2 SDK Beta 3 revealed that iPhone 4G and iPad will feature some basic editing features. These basic editing features will include photo cropping, rotation and selection of a specific region in a photo.

Google Nexus one became the fastest clocked smartphone available in the market after being overclocked to 5Ghz & 9Ghz. Android Hackers (Kmobs) managed to overclock the Qualcomm Snapdragon chip of Nexus One upto 9Ghz who’s normal clock speed is 1Ghz. Nexus One was overclocked to 1.113Ghz couple of days ago. On the other hand Motorola Droid is far behind in competition as it was overclocked to max 1.3Ghz only.

Google Chrome always lacked some of the most demanding features which Mozilla Firefox provides to its users and session saving is one of these features. However now you can save sessions in Google Chrome too by using an extension known as Session Manager. Session Manager is a Google Chrome extension which allows you to save sessions of your opened tabs and windows, and to quickly re-open them whenever you like.