If you are an Android-device owner and the same time, a hard-core Flash fan as well, then, you will find this content is especially made for you – the way to make Flash SWF playable on kinds of existed Android devices, even if they do not have the nature Flash support.

There are basically 3 parts we are going to discuss: what Android exactly is; which are Android-supported devices and how to play Flash SWF on those devices.

The Definition of Android and its Evolutionary History

In short, Android is a name of mobile device operating system acquired by Google. It is widely used in kinds of smartphones, tablet computers, E-readers, Netbooks and other devices.

And until now, Android has released 5 versions in total and please refer to the chart below for the detail and screenshot of each version.

Android 1.6	Android 2.0	Android 2.2

Android 2.3	Android 3.0

Android-Supported Industries and Brands

Android now has penetrated to many industries like smartphones, tablet computers, E-readers, Netbooks and other devices. And every industry has its representative brand and product lines. For example:

Industry Field	Brand	Product
Smartphones	Acer	beTouch E110
	HTC	HTC Aria
	LG	G2X
	Motorola	Atrix 4G
	Samsung	SCH-R720Admire/Vitality
	Sony Ericsson and Others	Xperia X10 Mini
Tablet Computers	Acer	Acer Iconia Tab A500
	Asus	Eee Pad Transformer
	Dell	Dell Streak
	Samsung	Galaxy Tab 10.1v
	Toshiba	Thrive
E-Readers	Barnes & Noble	Nook Simple Touch
	enTourage	Pocket eDGe
	Spring Design	Alex
	PocketBook	PocketBook IQ 701
Netbooks	Acer Inc.	Aspire One Happy series
	Augen	GenBook 108
	Toshiba	Toshiba AC100

Play Flash SWF on Android and Apps to Enrich Android Devices

Some Android devices like HTC Aria smartphone and Samsung Galaxy Tab are with natural Flash support, so would be no problem to play any Flash SWF content on it. However, for those do not support Flash, we may need a tool to have the original Flash SWF files converted, so that they can be played on above-mentioned Android devices as well.

This Flash SWF to Android Converter is recommended because of its effortless Flash SWF to Android MP4 conversion and other SWF to video(in a variety of formats) conversions as well. It takes only 3 steps to make Flash SWF playable on Android.

Step 1: Input the source Flash SWF file via one of the channels provided.

Step 2: Choose Android format MP4 as output video and continue to set other MP4 parameters in the advanced profile settings menu.

Step 3: Start Flash SWF to Android conversion shortly after a quick performance testing.

Last but not least, besides the Flash animations, you can shop for a lot of great applications from Android Market to enrich your gadgets, free of charge or just pay a very reasonable fee.