I know that some of you aren't but the potential alone for this device has me excited. I know I'm going to be an early adopter of the Logitech Box when it drops this fall.
What do you guys think?
http://phandroid.com/2010/08/18/see-flash-see-flash-run-see-flash-run-on-google-tv-video/
Rounding out our coverage of this week’s Adobe Android Summit we have a video demonstrating the various uses of Flash 10.1 on Google TV. We were hoping to see a bit more of other areas of the Google TV interface, but sadly Adobe wasn’t at liberty to share much other than the Chrome Browser and it’s built-in Flash. They really weren’t at liberty to discuss much about the Google TV project at all.
As you may recall, Google TV runs on Android 2.1. A special version of Flash 10.1 was built to be compatible both with that version of Android and with the hardware architectures that will run Google TV. See it do web video, games, and a few other things as Adobe’s Aditya Bansod gives us a walkthrough in the video below.
What do you guys think?
http://phandroid.com/2010/08/18/see-flash-see-flash-run-see-flash-run-on-google-tv-video/
Rounding out our coverage of this week’s Adobe Android Summit we have a video demonstrating the various uses of Flash 10.1 on Google TV. We were hoping to see a bit more of other areas of the Google TV interface, but sadly Adobe wasn’t at liberty to share much other than the Chrome Browser and it’s built-in Flash. They really weren’t at liberty to discuss much about the Google TV project at all.
As you may recall, Google TV runs on Android 2.1. A special version of Flash 10.1 was built to be compatible both with that version of Android and with the hardware architectures that will run Google TV. See it do web video, games, and a few other things as Adobe’s Aditya Bansod gives us a walkthrough in the video below.
