BSQUARE Porting Adobe Flash to Google Android Phones

I remember BSQUARE from the late 1990s when they developed a bunch of apps for Windows CE Handheld PCs. I lost track of them after they dropped their consumer mobile apps (which were very good) and moved to developing for embedded devices. It turns out they are still around and very busy. They just announced…

BSQUARE to Port Adobe Flash onto New Google Android Mobile Device for Tier 1 Carrier

Since we have not heard much lately about Adobe Flash being ported to the iPhone, it looks like this announcement means that Android users (T-Mobile G1 owners in the U.S.) will be able to work with Flash site first. I’m guessing, of course, that the “Tier-1 carrier” mentioned in the press release is T-Mobile:

BSQUARE Corporation (Nasdaq: BSQR), the leading software solutions provider to the global embedded device community, today announced it will port Adobe’s Flash technology onto Google’s Android platform for a global Tier 1 carrier.

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