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From: John Navas on 15 Feb 2010 12:57
Adobe on Monday introduced the Flash Player 10.1 and AIR platform for
the Google Android mobile operating system. With this announcement,
Adobe plans to present the AIR platform as a tool for building mobile
apps that run on multiple phone platforms.

Adobe AIR, which made possible cross-platform apps like TweetDeck or the
New York Times Reader, is now going mobile, starting with Android. Using
this platform, developers will be able to design an application once and
deliver it across multiple phone operating systems.

Google's Android mobile OS is the first on the list to support apps
developed using Adobe AIR, and also to run the Flash 10.1 player. Both
should be available on Android phones sometime in the first half of
2010, Adobe said.

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