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Friday, July 30th 2010

Demo of Flash P2P video with AIR for Android over 3G

Flash Player 10.0 introduced RTMFP and FP 10.1 RTMFP groups, both powerful P2P features. In parallel AIR for Android is getting ready for primetime, with full support of Flash Player 10.1, local camera/mic and P2P.

A logical application enabled by these features is P2P video chat, which was even recognized by Engadget.

Here is a demo of a Stratus based demo application. Please note "AirTime" is not a product or anything official, but simply a quick demo I wrote. It's basically the mobile optimized version of the public Stratus demo, based on the public source code. Enjoy!

Adobe Stratus (P2P service).
AIR for Android.

Posted by Jens Loeffler | 04:13 pm

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Ah, but which phone is used to demonstrate? How do I know which one I should get?

:: Posted by Scott | August 03, 10:27 am

This is the Nexus One with Android 2.2, but a broad range of devices are getting upgrades to 2.2 this week, and the coming weeks. Android 2.2 is required for AIR for Android.

:: Posted by Jens Loeffler | August 03, 01:42 pm

This is the Nexus One with Android 2.2, but a broad range of devices are getting upgrades to 2.2 this week, and the coming weeks.

:: Posted by ed hardy | August 11, 02:07 am

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