Adobe might have leaked details about Android 3.1 or made a typo in the latest changelog for an update they’re preparing. Apparently hardware acelerated video presentations will required Android 3.1 and enhanced browser integration for Honeycomb tablets will need the same OS version. Who would make the same typo twice?
Considering that Flash content in 720p on Honeycomb tablets seems to trigger choppy framerates and slow performance, any upgrade would be welcome, but is Android 3.1 really all about this? Some consider it to be Android Ice Cream, the one to unite Android for phones with the tablet version, while some say this is a mere Honeycomb update…
Maybe Google I/O from next week will settle all doubts.
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