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Full Web Experience: Web Browser on Android-Powered Phones
The native WebKit browser lets users experience the "full web" and easily move between browsing and other tasks on their phone.
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Skyfire support is done server side. Hopefully when the iPhone and Android flash support comes, it will be full Flash 9 (which I think is what rensjex is arguing) like on the Nokia 800/810.
BTW Apple also called their browser the "full web experience" from the start and they don't have flash either. Keep in mind Flash in the end is still a (popular) third party plugin & it is not part of the web standard.
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and yeah, still Android's browser doesn't even support flashlite 3.... mkay?
but even if it doesn't, wouldn't the android's open-architecture make it easy to give it a flashlite plugin?
.. those bastards were acting tough not giving us the most basic "COPY-PASTE".. and now Google has just BITCH-SLAPPED them :-D..
ooohh.. I can see apple fan "boys" weeping :-D..