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Flytouch 3 Labeling by Vendors
Until further evidence has been provided, all posts regarding the so-called Flytouch 3 belong in the Flytouch II area.
Gome has not yet released the Flytouch 3 yet. This labeling is confuses consumers and should not be adopted.
The shanzhai debranded Flytouch II is a product based on the original Gome Flytouch 2. I appears that there are vendors labeling a RAM upgraded variant (512MB) as the Flytouch 3. This is highly misleading, because Gome is not going by this branding. The 512MB version cannot be considered as a new generation of the Flytouch line of Android tablets, and as such should still be referred to as the Flytouch II, or Flytouch II with 512MB.
The manufacturer name for this new product is the SuperPAD II.
Incomplete Adobe Flash Support
Claims about Adobe Flash support are partially false, because it does not meet official Adobe requirements for the operation of the full-version of Adobe Flash. The processor in the Flytouch II generation by Infotmic is based on an older ARM11 architecture. But the manufacturer claims to be working with Adobe for a workable version of Adobe Flash for use on the SuperPAD II.
You will not be able to update Adobe Flash from the Android Market
Flytouch 3 Labeling by Vendors
Until further evidence has been provided, all posts regarding the so-called Flytouch 3 belong in the Flytouch II area.
Gome has not yet released the Flytouch 3 yet. This labeling is confuses consumers and should not be adopted.
The shanzhai debranded Flytouch II is a product based on the original Gome Flytouch 2. I appears that there are vendors labeling a RAM upgraded variant (512MB) as the Flytouch 3. This is highly misleading, because Gome is not going by this branding. The 512MB version cannot be considered as a new generation of the Flytouch line of Android tablets, and as such should still be referred to as the Flytouch II, or Flytouch II with 512MB.
The manufacturer name for this new product is the SuperPAD II.
Incomplete Adobe Flash Support
Claims about Adobe Flash support are partially false, because it does not meet official Adobe requirements for the operation of the full-version of Adobe Flash. The processor in the Flytouch II generation by Infotmic is based on an older ARM11 architecture. But the manufacturer claims to be working with Adobe for a workable version of Adobe Flash for use on the SuperPAD II.
You will not be able to update Adobe Flash from the Android Market