(EMAILWIRE.COM, March 17, 2012 ) New York, NY -- A flash player is a piece of software that enables multimedia-rich applications, which make use of animation audio and video, to be displayed on a mobile device. However, the iPad mobile device does not come packaged with a flash player and as a result innovative iPad flash player alternatives are required in order to browse websites that makes use of this functionality.
TechieDay.com has just revealed a number of these alternatives in a recent blog post titled “Flash Player for iPad”.
In the blog post, the techie website recommends the use of the Skyfire, Frash and iSwifter flash players.
With Skyfire, if a website is viewed that contains a flash video that the mobile device cannot view, the application will detect this and will display the video in a pop up box. Frash is a free iPad flash player app that is installed in order to enable the device to support flash. iSwifter offers a similar solution to Frash, with the ability to access all flash based games as well as websites.
These recommendations are likely to be very much welcomed by readers of TechieDay.com, as they can now make the most out of their mobile devices and get the full multimedia experiences that many websites and games have to offer.
“The use of the iPad without flash is less fun!” said a website spokesperson. “Flash is used in so many web applications and games that the user experience is not quite the same without it. We have therefore provided the best flash player solutions to help users bring the full multimedia experience to their devices.”
TechieDay.com is a popular blog that provides readers with up to date information on technology, computer, gadgets, and all things related to the internet. Recent updates include posts about the iPod Touch 5G release date, new exciting games for the PC, as well as the flash player for mobile devices overview.
