Adobe Flash Player for Android Jelly Bean

 

 Adobe Flash Player for Android has finally been disappeared from the Google Play Store. 

Most of the Android devices running on Jelly Bean OS are not able to run Adobe  , however the previous firmware releases including Gingerbread and Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS) are featuring it still now, although the official Flash Player has just been removed away from the Google Play Marketplace.

 you can try to install it on your device via the APK file which is provided through a download link at the end of this post, to check if it gets installed on your device and starts working :

 

Download Adobe Flash Player for Android

Galaxy i9300 Sim Unlock 1.0, Jelly Bean compatible

                                           GalaxSim Unlock 1.0, JB compatible

 

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                                           *** How to use ***

Prerequisites :

• Rooted rom (How to root)
• Busybox (found on the market and already present in many custom roms)

Install the app, click on "unlock" and reboot.

Recommendations :

• Even if this app makes a backup of your efs folder, you might want to make one yourself before using it (better safe that sorry)
• If possible restore a stock efs (or uninstall other previous patches). It's not necessary, but this way, the efs backup made by the app will be clean. And some mods are dangerous to use
• Don't delete /sdcard/GalaxSimUnlock/ folder, it contains the efs backup made by the app.

*** FAQ ***
This app will :

• unlock/unbrand your phone the best as my current knowledge permits to. Which is sufficient to run any currently available roms (including JB).
• work on any existing rooted rom
• work if you previously unlocked your device with "voodoo unlock" or "galaxy s unlock" (however a stock efs is preferred)
• work if you installed a previous ril (aka mike's patch). But I don't recommend it.
• warn you if you're using other dangerous methods
• warn you if your imei has been lost due to any error in nv_data caused by a third party app.
• give you detailed information about current locks status (be it locked, unlocked or "partially locked", ie unlocked with methods not compatible with newer roms)
• backup efs before modifying anything (that should guarantee you a safe use)
• enable you to restore your efs backup if you want to.
• be updated when needed (I need it as much as you )
• compute md5 files properly (no log hack)
• support all galaxy s3 variants (will extend to more galaxy devices later)

Tnx to: spocky12

Attached Files

GalaxSimUnlock.apk

International Samsung Galaxy S3 Jelly Bean (ANDROID 4.1) update coming next week

Galaxy S3 Jelly Bean update to arrive shortly after Unpacked event on Aug. 29

The international Samsung Galaxy S3 (GT-i9300) will have its update to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean launched next week after the company's Mobile Unpacked event in Berlin, Android Central can exclusively reveal. Sources familiar with Samsung's plans inform us that the firmware is in the final stages of testing. The current schedule calls for the release of the international S3 Jelly Bean update shortly after the Samsung Mobile Unpacked event in Berlin, Germany next Wednesday, Aug. 29. That's the same event at which we're expecting to see Samsung's Galaxy Note successor. Following the event, we understand the update will roll out in a number of countries, including the United Kingdom.
As we revealed during our teardown of a leaked Jelly Bean build, the update will introduce familiar Jelly Bean features like the redesigned notification shade and Google Now. In addition, it'll include new TouchWiz features like "dormant mode" for better notification and alert management, as well as "easy mode" for simplified home screen operation.
As for the U.S. and Canada, we have no information on when the LTE-capable Snapdragon S4-powered Galaxy S3 variants can expect their Jelly Bean update, but we're sure Samsung will be just as keen to deliver speedy Android 4.1 upgrades for customers in North America too.
Regardless, international S3 owners should have reason to celebrate in a little over a week's time, as Samsung turns around a major Android OS update in record time. It certainly wouldn't be the first time the manufacturer's delivered a product on announcement -- last week it announced and launched the Galaxy Note 10.1 on the same day in New York City.

Via Android Central