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The latest Android devices with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean like Nexus 4, Nexus 10 and even the upgraded Galaxy S3 have no longer supported Adobe Flash Player! But for some Android users, Flash plays a important role in playing Flash games and surfing some Flash-based websites. How should they do to get back Flash player for their Jelly Bean devices?

Don't worry! Tech geeks are always around us and we can get help for any problem from the all-powerful Internet! As we could jailbreak Apple's iOS devices and install Google Play into Amazon Kindle Fire HD, we also find solutions to play Flash on Android 4.1 Jelly Bean!

Install Adobe Flash Player into Android 4.1 Jelly Bean

This is a great method from the member "Stempox" of XDA Developer and is very helpful for those Android 4.1 users who are a little depended on Flash content! Of course, it also may be risky for your Android devices since the installation needs third-party software. So before you take this method to install Adobe Flash Player, you should make sure that you often use Flash player in daily life! In addition, to protect your devices you just run the Flash-supported Browsers like Mozilla Firefox and Dolphin Browser when you open some Web sites that still rely heavily on Adobe Flash Player.

1.    Download the Flash Player (version 11.1.115.34) and Dolphin Browser HD 8.5.1 (Supports Flash) on your computer. Then copy them into the SD card of your Android 4.1 devices!

2.    Install the two files via any file manager.

3.    Start the Browser, then go to its settings and uncheck the option of Flash player.

4.    Restart the Browser and you will get Flash Player in your Android 4.1 devices!

First of all, Downgrade Jelly Bean to Android 4.0 ICS! If you think Android 4.1 makes no difference for your Galaxy S3 and Nexus 7, the downgrading could be a your choice! It is easy to downgrade! Just download your region specific firmware from sammobile.com, open Odin and choose the downloaded firmware as PDA and flash your devices!

Converting Flash to video for your Android devices! If the websites based on HTML 5 is enough for you daily use and you want to play or record some Flash files friendly and smoothly on your Android 4.1 devices, and even share some favorite Flash file on YouTube, the conversion from Flash to common video such as MP4 may become a alternative to play Flash on Android 4.1. For example, download Moyea SWF to Video Converter and convert Flash for your Nexus 10 as the following video!

The Samsung Galaxy Note II, a smartphone-and-tablet phablet powered with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, was unveiled in IFA 2012 Berlin. Its releasing news has been spread all around the world. Samsung Electronics shows the world its creative power again, even fresh through the battle with Apple. But most will wonder which is better between Note II and Nexus 7, the latter is also the newly-released top-end tablet with Android 4.1. Nobody can tell you which is better because it depends on your interests and attentions. Now let’s compare some key specs for your reference.

1. Phone or Tablet

Obviously, the Galaxy Note is not just a tablet but also a high-end smartphone, which supports HSPA Plus or 4G LTE. In other words, you won’t miss any call from your friends while playing on it. However, if you just need tablet for entertainment, well you need to consider again because both of two are competitive.

2. Display and Camera

The Galaxy Note 2 features a 5.5-inch HD Super AMOLED with 1280 x 720 resolution and 16:9 aspect ratio, but a 7-inch LED-backlit IPS LCD with the same 1280 x 800 resolution and similar aspect ratio of 16:10 is equipped on Google Nexus 7. We can say they are similar display but different size. 7-inch may be too big for pockets but is more wonderful to play than 5.5-inch. In addition, The NOTE II offers two cameras, 8-megapixel rear-facing and 1.9-megapixel front-facing, and supports 1080p HD video recording. The Nexus 7 features a front-facing shooter for video chatting with 720p video recording.

3. Made for creative inspirations or Google play

As Google says, “Nexus 7 was built for Google Play. With Google Play, all the entertainment you love is right in your hand: more than 600,000 apps and games, millions of eBooks and songs, thousands of movies, and a growing selection of TV shows and magazines.” If you are Android fans and just need tablet, this is your best choice. However, other than playing all Android resources in Google Play, Note II brings you more perfect and amazing experience and powerful performance from the palm of hand. The GALAXY Note II comes with the latest hardware and technologies: 1.6GHz Quad-Core processor, Quick Command, new S PEN and S NOTE and so on. 

4. Battery

The Nexus 7 can house a much better battery than the Galaxy Note 2. The former owns Li-Ion 4,325mAh 16Wh non-removable battery for the tablet and the Li-Ion 3,100mAh user-replaceable faster-charging battery for the phablet.

5. Price

It becomes obvious that the Galaxy Note II will be more expensive than Nexus 7.Note II will has the unlocked version and the subsidized version and both are high price. For the other, the Google Nexus 7 is available for $199(8GB)/$249(16GB). so before deciding which to buy, you should have second thoughts about the money!