Motorola’s $800 white elephant, the Xoom tablet, will ship without Adobe’s Flash browser plug-in. The news, gleaned from small print on Verizon’s new Xoom pre-order page, has been confirmed ...

Motorola is starting to push out an update for its Xoom Android tablet, which includes the Flash Player 10.2. That means it should be available when the device launches here in the UK.

If a flyer on Verizon Wireless’ website is accurate, the Motorola XOOM Android Honeycomb tablet could ship without Adobe Flash support with compatibility coming in “Spring 2011”. Engadget ...

An online flyer for the Motorola Xoom Honeycomb tablet suggests it might not feature Flash support when it first hits the shelves, with early adopters forced to wait for an update.

Motorola's XOOM tablet won't have to wait long before it gains support for Flash content, with Adobe promising an imminent OTA update delivering Flash Player 10.2. Following on from Verizon's ...

The Motorola Xoom tablet will hit Best Buy and Verizon shelves on Thursday, selling for either $799.99 for the device free of contract, or for $599.99 with a two-year data plan.

After prematurely releasing the Xoom tablet with missing features, Motorola is finally pushing out a Flash update to Xoom owners - a feature the iPad 2 doesn't have.

Follow our step by step guide and learn how to update the Motorola Xoom tablet with Android 4.0.3 ICS Ice Cream Sandwich Firmware.

"Verizon Wireless has begun pushing an update today to the DROID by Motorola (introduced November 2009) that will allow customers to download Adobe Flash 10.1 via Android Market. Flash Player 10.1 ...

Apple may not see a need to add support for Adobe Systems’ Flash multimedia software to a smartphone, but other handset makers do and plan to release software updates soon. Palm and Motorola are ...

Motorola has once again hit out at Apple with another ad, this time highlighting the lack of Adobe Flash on the iPhone compared to the Droid 2.