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Posted by Brianna on December 29th, 2020

Q: I'm heading back to college in the autumn and I contacted the school to see which notebook or tablet I should use. They responded I would require the Adobe Flash Player to run the assignments. While I love Apple, I know the newest Apple laptops and the iPad do not support Flash. Is this correct? If this is the case, what should I purchase? A: There's a lot of confusion about it, so here's the story. Apple's Mac laptops and laptops do indeed run the Adobe Flash Player, and thus Flash movies and websites, like Windows PCs. While they no longer ship with the Flash software pre-installed, it is possible to easily and quickly download and install it free of charge at ly/3omS9y. Once you do, Flash movies and sites will work on your own Mac. By comparison, the iPad will not take the Flash Player in its browser and so cannot run Flash movies or websites. There are a few third-party plugins for Apple's tabletcomputer, such as Skyfire and Puffin, that do run Flash on Internet pages, albeit clumsily occasionally. The latter will be available in the iPad app shop.
If you want a tablet that runs Flash , you could buy one of the more recent Android models, or even the HP TouchPad, but be aware that some Flash movies and websites don't run correctly on the present generation of Flash-enabled tablets. Q: I am considering updating from an older phone to something in which I can send/receive email, make calls in the U. S. and international, and run some apps of interest including financial, investment and GPS. Sounds as an iPhone or the Android might work. Finding the lowest monthly fee is essential, as usage is quite low. What should you advise? A: First, I agree that an iPhone or Android phone would work. But, if you hope to produce a great deal of calls from beyond the U. S. , you'd be better off using a phone from AT&T or T-Mobile, even though such foreign calls are very costly.