Adobe has confirmed that it will demonstrate Flash 10.1 on the Motorola Droid, the Nexus One, and also the Palm Pre. As reported earlier this week, Microsoft will showcase its next version of mobile Windows, called Windows Phone 7.


Windows Phone 7 is rumored to be furnished with the Zune HD user interface and might not support multitasking. Like Apple, Microsoft is supposedly making its operating system more closed than Windows Mobile 6.5.

At long last, Adobe will finally show off Android (and WebOS) versions of Flash for smartphones. We will see how slow it is, and how often it will crash.


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