How to Flash KitKat on your Android today

Posted on by Joe Levi

Android 4.4 KitKat is literally days old, so how can you get it on your Android-powered smartphone or tablets? Luckily, Google released the code into the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) and developers have been working non-stop to bring the latest goodness to otherwise unsupported devices. Are you feeling a little daring and want to give KitKat a try on your device? If so, here’s what you’ll need to do: 0. Assume the risk Doing this sort of thing could render your device useless — or awesome — but don’t continue unless you’re willing to assume the ...

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Microsoft Eases Access to Flash on Windows Tablets

Posted on by Stephen Schenck

With iOS maintaining its firm anti-Flash stance, and seeing Adobe back away from work on Flash for Android, it may have seemed like the book was closed on Flash’s mobile story. For all the problems it’s had finding a home on smartphones and tablets, Flash is still a huge part of how many of us access the internet. As such, it turns out that Flash still has a little bit of a fight left in it, and will be finding a more prominent home on Windows 8 based tablets. So far with Internet Explorer 10 on Windows 8 and ...

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