Currently I am using Samsung Galaxy 3 (i5801) with Android 2.1. Is there any app available to support flash video ?
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note that even without full flash support, all current Android phones from all popular manufacturers (including Samsung Galaxy 3) can play Youtube (no surprise there). Most Android phones ships with dedicated Youtube app.– Lie RyanCommented Jan 1, 2011 at 15:52
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Useful: adobe.com/flashplatform/certified_devices– Matthew ReadCommented Feb 18, 2011 at 19:36
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There is an alternative browser, Skyfire, which purports to support at least some Flash videos on Android 2.1.
It should be available in the Market.
assuming you're in the united states it's just a matter of days before you get your 2.2 update which comes with Flash. I don't believe any other aftermarket player will decode FLV files for you at this time.
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well... the phone you're using is totally read for 2.2, so, you should be able to find a way to update it manually if you can't wait till your carrier updates it for you. At that point, flash video will just magically work :) Commented Sep 15, 2010 at 2:48
you can install flash by these steps
The first step is to download flash_for_21.zip to your computer and extract the .apk file.
Now navigate to the market and install “Apps Installer” utility to your phone. Now connect your Android phone to the computer and copy .apk file to your SD card. Make sure that it is in SD card root and not in a sub folder. After this launch “Apps Installer” on your phone and follow the on screen instructions to install flash_for_21.apk file. After installation is complete, simply reboot your phone and there you go! You now have Flash 10.1 on your phone.
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why do you write everything in a code tag, mate? It's hard to read– FitriCommented Dec 6, 2010 at 15:34
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