Motorola and palm smart phones are likely to get Flash 10.1 support

The World famous smart phone development companies are competing among themselves to give out the best facilities to their customers, by coming up with newly added features in their devices. One of those, which are the Motorola and palm companies plan to add Flash support to their smartphones shortly. The news garbed from the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. They wants their customers to access a broader range of Web content from their phones.

Motorola promised to put Flash 10.1 on an Android handset in early 2010. Adobe announced Flash 10.1 last year, saying handsets from 19 vendors would ship with the software starting in mid-2010.  

Sanjay Jha, the CEO of Motorola's handset business, who has unveiled the company's Back flip Android handset at the CES, announced the company new software update that will include Flash 10.1 support. But no idea yet to be shared about the launch date of this software update.

Palm is also ready to bring Flash support to its smart phone lineup.

Palm's WebOS operating system is also ready to race along with Motorola and they said they will be delivering this flash update in an upcoming plug-in that users will be able to download and install on their phones. Which is unveiled by Paul Cousineau, the director of product marketing at Palm, during a press conference.

The most updated news about this Adobe flash 10.1 is the working of Adobe with Google to bring out the Flash10.1 in the Google’s new Nexus one Android phone earlier this week.