The Adobe AIR for Android developer prerelease has move from Labs onto the Adobe site. Typically this means a product is making it’s finally leg of the journey before release.

@seb_ly posted a tweet this week : “Top Cat game from @pluginmedia works really well on Nexus1 with no mobile optimisation http://bit.ly/baIkdE“ … and also on pointed it out, on his blog. Here’s the video of their creation on the N1: Pluginmedia Top Cat (Flash) game running on a Google Nexus One (Android)

Jens Loeffler posted a demo of Flash P2P video with AIR for Android over a 3G connection on flashstreamworks. “Flash Player 10.0 introduced RTMFP and FP 10.1 RTMFP groups, both powerful P2P features. In parallel AIR for Android is getting ready for primetime, with full support of Flash Player 10.1, local camera/mic and P2P. A [...]

Via mynokiablog.com, the Nokia N900 is unofficially running Android 2.2 with Flash 10.1 support in this video. It’s true that Adobe demoed Flash 10.1 at a previous Adobe MAX conference, but we have yet to see it from Nokia. I’m betting that it is indeed coming with Meego when it comes to the N900, however [...]

There’s a video floating around showing Froyo runinng Flash 10.1. It’s rumored updates to Android 2.2 on the Incredible are scheduled over the next few weeks (or few days if you’re really optimistic).

This week,

DROID Life had a posting today demoing Flash Video on a DROID Incredible. They (aka VZW) haven’t begun rolling it out officially (although it’s rumored to be very “soon-ish”), but you can get an idea of what to expect (with Flash Video performance) when you get it.

If you’ve been into a Verizon Store recently (in the US), take a look at some promo materials for DROIDX that may be in store. I found a sellsheet that listed Flash 10.x as a feature of “How DROID X wins”. Pretty cool, even if 2.2 hasn’t quite hit the device yet via OTA update [...]

It’s not surprising to me at all, there will be an Android based tablet in the next couple of weeks at Kmart (a chain department store in the US, if you’re an international, and not familiar with it). This is why Android is a relatively safe bet. It’s (essentially) free for OEMs to save money [...]

Darron Schall updated his progress with FC64 (Flash based C64 emulator) on his blog which includes updated screenshots, and some roadmap for the endeavors. Boot A peek command Galaga running I first posted about last week.