Though Fring had video chat on Android since long, Today, Adobe has demonstrated a peer-to-peer video calling system for Android. And now that Skype has killed the service by refusing t to serve the service to Fring users blaming fring for poor quality standards, we should really start looking for alternatives.
FlashTime, the name is an obvious response from adobe to Apple’s iPhone 4 FaceTime, is built using an upcoming release of the cross-platform Adobe AIR 2.5 (Adobe Integrated Runtime) which is releasing soon on Android Platform.
Adobe gave a teaser using Nexus One and is said to be “at feature parity with the desktop Flash Platform” by offering support for device cameras and microphones, enabling developers to create video-conferencing applications that work everywhere: Phones(android), Android Tablets, Windows, Linux, Mac – Write once use anywhere.
FlasTime essentially uses Adobe’s own Stratus servers to create user-to-user video call between two Android devices.
We already know how to Install Flash on the iPad, even though Apple hates it. Soon, we should see AIR being ported as well, its just a matter of time.
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Great. The thing is, once computers can call people, there won't be a difference in phones or computers. Then what will we do? Keep it up, Android.
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It's fascinating. However, my Samdroid still uses the 2.1 system…
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Wow.. nice. It seems that the video quality is pretty good.
would we be able to get the source code of this app?
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