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Google Android platform gaining Flash via BESQUARE 
Phones Review | by James | Thu, Mar 26
BSQUARE acquired NEC’s Adobe Flash Technology Consulting and Distribution business a year ago and has also done Android work for other customers so they obviously know what they are doing. So it would appear Adobe Flash is coming to Android sporting smartphones such as the T-Mobile G1 an...
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