According to a report, Adobe devices to present its employees free Android smartphones. That should approach as no shock to those examining the Apple vs. Flash war from this week; Adobe by now said it would axis progress of Flash on Android.

Additionally, Adobe declared on Thursday April 29, 2010, that they would explain a communal foretaste of Flash 10.1 on Android at Google I/O in May, with a universal launch in June. Don’t disregard at all the Flash-bashing approaching from Apple and Steve Jobs this week, too.

Three resources were stated in the report on the Android “bargain” to Adobe employees. It’s indistinct; though, which replica of phone they will desire. Diverse HTC phones have been thought over, actually. Just a proposal for Adobe: in our vision, the Nexus One, being not closed and GSM would be an ideal fit for an international company like Adobe.

The reception of Android phones would not be obligatory, certainly. It is undecided if the phones will be specified to Adobe by Google, though Google appears of late to be giving away Android phones en masse. Attendees of Google I/O will have an option of a Motorola Droid or Nexus One; former this month the company offered Nexus Ones to a spectator of CIOs at an occasion for Google Apps.

[Via Technologyexpert]