I can't speculate on future offerings.

My own personal view is that there isn't a single shipping Intel CE* based device, either TV or set-top box, so I focus my energy and efforts as a developer on platforms which actually ship units, especially ones in bulk. As a developer, I want my efforts to be spent on products which users can actually use, so without a shipping product it makes that difficult. Again, just personal views, not representative of anything but myself.

Boooo Flash....

I hope they never add Flash support. :DI imagine it will happen at some time, but I hope the OEM's take the same approach to Flash that Apple has with the iPhone.

I received a Vizio 552 with 'Vizio Internet Apps' about a week ago. On the side of the box it says "VIA incorporates the Yahoo! Widget Engine and includes Adobe Flash Technology to deliver the best of the web on your HDTV". Can anyone shed some light on the hardware in the Vizio 552? Is Adobe Flash supported?

Yahoo! TV widgets do not support Flash. Period. It doesn't matter what a chip manufacturer supports, we don't support it. I apologize for being blunt here, but I feel I need to aggressively make that point since it seems there is confusion.

-Jeremy

Jeremy or whoever knows,

You last answered this question two years ago.  Is the answer still the same today?

-james

QUOTE (Jeremy Johnstone @ 27 Jan 2010 5:16 PM) Yahoo! TV widgets do not support Flash. Period. It doesn't matter what a chip manufacturer supports, we don't support it. I apologize for being blunt here, but I feel I need to aggressively make that point since it seems there is confusion.

-Jeremy

Yes, Flash is still not supported.

Thanks,
Vivek