Thread: Android 3.1 Hands-On: How Much Better Is It?
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Old 05-18-2011, 08:22 PM   #3
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In our last hands-on with Flash Player 10.2, we noted that it was impossible to play HD videos or toggle the volume option on YouTube videos. We are happy to report that, after updating to Flash 10.3, many of those issues have been resolved. We were able to watch YouTube and Vevo HD videos without a problem. We also noticed that videos started a little faster and played much more smoothly.

To see how the Xoom could handle interactive Flash sites, we loaded the website for the Volkswagen Jetta. Rotating the car in the 360 external view was fairly smooth, but not as easy to manipulate as using a mouse on a PC. Similarly, on the Sony Internet TV site, transitions between characters at the bottom of the screen and videos were somewhat seamless, but nowhere near what you’d get on a desktop or laptop.
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