Say what you want about Research in Motion, but, you have to give them credit when it comes to providing users with options.  In an iPhone world, Apple provides you with features and you either learn to like them or buy another product.  That being said, I hope that Flash in the upcoming BlackBerry 6 browser will allow users to enable or disable the loading of Flash content. When I think of RIM’s focus on security as they design devices it would lead you to believe Flash will not only be an optional feature but off by default

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This video is mostly about CS5, however, Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen did say that Flash 10.1 would be out in the second half of 2010. There isn’t too much here that we didn’t already know, however, that sliver of hope that Flash 10.1 would be ready when the new WebKit BlackBerry Browser launches is all but dashed… Unless, of course, the new WebKit BlackBerry Browser isn’t coming out until July or later itself. [ Source ] Adobe CEO Confirms Flash 10.1 Coming To BlackBerry In 2nd Half 2010 is a post from: RIMarkable Related posts: Windows Mobile Gets Adobe’s Flash Lite… Is The BlackBerry Next?

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Adobe CEO Confirms Flash 10.1 Coming To BlackBerry In 2nd Half 2010