December 1, 2010 at 14:42Flash Player 10.2 Beta Released
Yesterday Adobe announced a beta version of Flash Player 10.2
The good news is that the beta version 10.2 was released not only for Windows, they didn’t forget about Mac, Linux (usually there was a release for them later), but Windows still got one advantage:
Added tight integration with Internet Explorer 9, which is also like Flash Player uses hardware acceleration, which allows them to work together even faster.
It is also worth noting support for full-screen mode with multiple monitors:
Full-screen content will remain full-screen on secondary monitors, which will allow users to watch it while working on another display.
We are happy to announce that the release of the beta version of Flash Player 10.2 for Windows, Mac, and Linux is now available for download on Adobe Labs.
Flash Player 10.2 beta has received many improvements including Stage Video and the new API, which provides best-in-class high-performance video playback on various platforms.
The good news is that the beta version 10.2 was released not only for Windows, they didn’t forget about Mac, Linux (usually there was a release for them later), but Windows still got one advantage: Added tight integration with Internet Explorer 9, which is also like Flash Player uses hardware acceleration, which allows them to work together even faster.
It is also worth noting support for full-screen mode with multiple monitors:
Full-screen content will remain full-screen on secondary monitors, which will allow users to watch it while working on another display.