Is there a version of Flash player available for iPad? I need it to run a browser game application.

Thanks
Irina

Use like Splashtop. It's awesome

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iSwifter app allows unlimited flash content to play on iPad.. For free.

Tim

Adding a word of caution about iSwifter.

They just updated the app and yeah, it's free to download. BUT - you get a 7-day trial period and then it's $2.99/month (USD) for web browsing or $4.99/month for game playing. It's now subscription-based.

It looks as if it's on the same theory as the AT&T data plan, as in, pay for a month, don't pay, pay, etc.... I understand a pop-up appears and you decide to pay with your iTunes account/password.

I haven't decided if it's worth it yet (though I've never had a problem, as an occasional user, accessing flash web sites). Of course, YMMV.

Just wanted the OP to know...no free no mo!

Marilyn

Originally Posted by Irina

Is there a version of Flash player available for iPad? I need it to run a browser game application.

Thanks
Irina

What flash game application are you wanting to run? There have been many popular flash games converted to iOS apps.

Check out the free version of Splashtop before buying a browser. It might just be what you seek

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Originally Posted by Mountainbikermark

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Has Splashtop come up with an easy way to access your computer using 3g yet?

By easy I mean not having to do all that forwarding mumbo jumbo.

In addition, for Splashtop, have they updated the part where you can't sign in if you require a sign-in on your PC?

If my machine is logged off, I cannot access it via Splashtop (doesn't see it). Even if I use the Gmail remote access part.

One remote access I would recommend is Jump. I've been able to connect to my PC via WiFi or 3G.

As always, YMMV.

Marilyn

Originally Posted by Biggysmallz

Originally Posted by Mountainbikermark

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Has Splashtop come up with an easy way to access your computer using 3g yet?

By easy I mean not having to do all that forwarding mumbo jumbo.

Yes - absolutely they have and it's MAGIC!! OK - the very latest version has an experimental feature - you simply tell it your gmail address. Then you need the latest version too of the PC client and you need to tell that too your gmail address.

And - then - the magic starts....it simply 'finds' your PC....

I have a PC running Vista on a home WiFi network on ADSL behind a firewall. I thought, this is too good to be true....

So, I install the latest version of Splashtop - enable the experimental feature - give it my gmail address. I download the latest - and you do need the lates - version of their desktop client and give it my gmail address.

So - off I go to Starbucks to give it a try...not expecting it to work, of course!!

Sitting down with my Venti Skinny Cappuccino....(chocolate on the top, too!)

Fire up Splashtop - yeh, right - this is going to work - sure!!

Ah - carumba - 5 seconds later it's found my PC....

OK - press the icon....wow - I'm in...brilliant...

So, no port forwarding or any of that 'mumbo jumbo' - it may be an 'experimental feature' but it works 100% for me...

Brilliant..

Tim

Originally Posted by Tim SPRACKLEN

Originally Posted by Biggysmallz

Originally Posted by Mountainbikermark

Check out the free version of Splashtop before buying a browser. It might just be what you seek

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Has Splashtop come up with an easy way to access your computer using 3g yet?

By easy I mean not having to do all that forwarding mumbo jumbo.

Yes - absolutely they have and it's MAGIC!! OK - the very latest version has an experimental feature - you simply tell it your gmail address. Then you need the latest version too of the PC client and you need to tell that too your gmail address.

And - then - the magic starts....it simply 'finds' your PC....

I have a PC running Vista on a home WiFi network on ADSL behind a firewall. I thought, this is too good to be true....

So, I install the latest version of Splashtop - enable the experimental feature - give it my gmail address. I download the latest - and you do need the lates - version of their desktop client and give it my gmail address.

So - off I go to Starbucks to give it a try...not expecting it to work, of course!!

Sitting down with my Venti Skinny Cappuccino....(chocolate on the top, too!)

Fire up Splashtop - yeh, right - this is going to work - sure!!

Ah - carumba - 5 seconds later it's found my PC....

OK - press the icon....wow - I'm in...brilliant...

So, no port forwarding or any of that 'mumbo jumbo' - it may be an 'experimental feature' but it works 100% for me...

Brilliant..

Tim

You make it sound so unreal.

For real it works?

Next question: Does this new feature only work with PC or is there a Mac option as well?