Flash 10.1 Enables P2P Video on Nexus One

Mar 25 | Mark Hayes • 10:47

Written by Janko Roettgers
Posted Wednesday, March 24, 2010 at 1:15 PM PT

Flash 10.1 Enables P2P Video on Nexus One

Adobe Flash 10.1 for Android isn’t even out yet, but there are already plenty of videos out there teasing us with all the great things a Nexus One will be able to do once you can get the latest version of Flash for it. The most recent teaser comes out of China; it it shows a Nexus one streaming video via Flash P2P.

Comment: Mark Hayes

This move by Adobe is huge! P2P has not regained any credibility or widespread acceptance since the file sharing days of bit torrent. The apps for P2P in mobile devices have great potential and in spite of the hype around HTML5, Adobe is always there with new innovations that extend both the functionality and the viability of Flash.

TAGS: Adobe, Flash 10.1, HTML5, P2P

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