Thread: Skyfire Browser Brings Flash to Android Phones

Till now the OS of Android phone does not supports Flashes on the Browser and thus the company has announced to launch this feature with a new OS Android 2.2.

But it looks like Android phone users would not have to wait for OS version 2.2 to get Adobe Flash video support on their phones.Skyfire Labs Company has announced Skyfire 2.0 for Android, a new proxy-based Web browser that plays Flash videos embedded into Web sites.But this isn't full Flash support.But Flash menus and online games aren't covered here.

It using a technology which is : Skyfire is detecting Flash video using its servers and transcoding it into HTML5 video for phones to play, according to a press release.

The video doesn't appear into the webpages it self . There is an option on an action bar that runs along the bottom of the screen on your Android phone. Along with the "video" icon that displays the Flash videos in a page, the SkyBar offers "explore," which searches the Web for content related to the current page, and "share," which lets users post or send the page via various messaging and social-networking services.

This is a great news for Android Phones users. Official Site: Download | Skyfire

I use Skyfire on my HTC to watch Youtube videos and guess wat your web page will as same use to view in your computer...

Nice on bro...