Flash Player will not be available for Android Jelly Bean 4.1

Adobe has said it will not create Flash Player for Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) and would even stop downloads    for the same from Google Play. Flash Player has been an integral part of the web browsing experience for   millions of Android smartphone and tablet users. But in November 2011, Adobe had announced it will  work on Flash for computers, while Air will be developed for mobile devices. This means that Android   users who do not have Flash Player installed in their devices by August 15, 2012 will not be able to play  Flash-based content on their gadgets. Those who migrate to Jelly Bean from earlier versions of Android  will experience instability and any updates of the app will not function, as the company has not developed  and tested it on the browser of the newest iteration of Google's OS. Adobe even went on to say that users  upgrading their devices to Jelly Bean should uninstall Flash Player first to avoid such problems.  However, users who have Adobe Flash Player on their Android gadgets before August 15, 2012 or use  devices with pre-installed Flash will receive future updates. Developers, on the other hand, can access  previously-released versions of the app through the archives, but installations made via archives will not  be eligible for future updates rolled out from Google Play Store. This move reinforces the belief that Adobe Flash Player is not suitable for mobile devices,    as former Apple CEO Steve Jobs had said in the past.