Adobe have updated Adobe Flash Player 11, bringing with it compatibility for the latest version of Android 4.0, Ice Cream Sandwich.

When we reviewed the Galaxy Nexus upon launch last month, the omission of Flash support was one of the things...

With Netflix's imminent UK arrival casting a threatening shadow over Lovefilm, the last thing that the Amazon owned video rental service would have wanted was to have to reshuffle its PC streaming setup.

But that's exactly what has happened...

Despite Flash for mobile being on its death bed, whispering its final goodbyes to the devices it once held so dear, it is getting one last hurrah, courtesy of RIM, with Flash 11.1 arriving on the BlackBerry PlayBook following the latest over the air...

The Pocket-lint Podcast turns its attention to Adobe's decision to stop supporting Flash for mobile devices, including Android beyond Ice Cream Sandwich.

In addition, Rik Henderson, Stuart Miles and Dan Sung look at the problems that have surrounded...

Google has confirmed what Samsung Galaxy Nexus owners probably already figured out - that there's no Flash support at present for Android Ice Cream Sandwich.

The search giant has stated that: "Flash hasn’t been released for ICS yet so...

It looks as if Flash for mobile isn't the only platform that Adobe has no further love for, with the company also set to ditch its Flash TV plans as well.

The move comes just a day after Adobe effectively proved Steve Jobs right by killing...

Update: Adobe has confirmed the move. Speaking on the Adobe Blog, Danny Winokur, Adobe VP and general manager for interactive development, said:

"Adobe is all about enabling designers and developers to create the most expressive content possible,...

Don't expect any Flash based fun on your Sony PlayStation Vita if you grab one at launch, Adobe's much derided platform will not be supported.

There is cookie, JavaScript 1.7 and HTML5 support though, proving that the device will be equipped...

The joys of Flash apps look set to grace our television sets thanks to the newly-announced Flash Player 11 and Air 3. 

LG and TiVo users have joined in on the televisual Flash app party, alongside Samsung, which allow access to new Air-based...

Adobe has turned the dial up to 11 for Flash, with the latest version of Steve Jobs' favourite software promising console-quality 2D and 3D games over the web to nearly all PCs and many other devices.

Other devices whose names aren't proceeded...

Microsoft is set to release a Flash-free version of Internet Explorer 10 that will ship with the tablet based 'Metro style' iteration of Windows 8.

The plan is, according to Microsoft's building Windows 8 blog, to create a "plug in free" experience...

Adobe has quietly rolled out a major update to Flash 10.3 across a plethora of platforms that fixes a vulnerability that could have left your devices open for attack.

Now, we know that incremental Flash updates are dull - and you've probably...

Adobe has released an early preview of its brand new HTML 5 web animation and interaction software called Edge.

The new software will be built around an open development process, meaning it will be downloadable from Adobe Labs before it even...

Google Swiffy has been let loose into the Google Labs - an on the fly conversion tool to make your Flash animations more HTML5 friendly.

Swiffy takes a SWF file and converts it in two phases. Firstly the Swiffy compiler processes the SWF file...

BlackBerry is set to push an over the air update to its PlayBook which should fix issues early adopters are having with Flash.

BlackBerry stated on its blog that "while their are no known reports of any BlackBerry PlayBook users being affected...