ZDNet was the first to announce that Adobe would be stopping all development on mobile devices on its Tech Broiler blog. The statement says that Adobe will stop all development of Flash for Android devices and focus its efforts on HTML 5 and other mobile apps. This was recently confirmed by Adobe on their own blog.
A few weeks ago Google has changed Android Market as you may noticed. First of all they reduced the purchase refund window from 48 hours to 15 minutes to try an application and get a refund if they didn’t like it.
Developers must set a content rating for their apps: Mature, Teen, Pre-Teen, or All. Applications or games without a rating will be treated as Mature.
Android is getting bigger in all possible ways.
As you may have heard, Android surpasses Apple's iPhone operating system for the number no. 2 spot in the States.
A few days ago, Google has announced their 100,000 app milestone for the Android Market. That's a lot of applications, and it only seems to be growing.