The Samsung Galaxy Nexus was recently released in the U.K. and since then has been hailed by the tech media as being the best Android phone ever. Since it’s the first Android phone to ship with Android 4.0, which is also known as Ice Cream Sandwich, it didn’t take people long to figure out it came without Flash onboard.
This shouldn’t really come as a surprise considering that Adobe recently announced it was stopping development of its Flash Player for mobile, but it still prompted many to ask if Adobe wouldn’t be coming up with a version for ICS. Well, now Adobe has said it will, and it will do it by the end of the year.
However, Adobe has also confirmed that this new version will be its last for the platform. Beyond that, any further releases will be nothing more than “critical bug fixes and security updates” with the expectation that HTML5 will become the dominant mobile standard instead.
Read more at SlashGear.
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