Source: http://www.engadget.com/2010/07/20/adobe-flashtime-to-bring-peer-to-peer-video-calls-to-android-vi/
With tongue
wedged firmly in cheek, Adobe has named its latest little bit of demo software
FlashTime and given it a quick spin to whet our appetites. Built using the forthcoming Air 2.5, this peer-to-peer video chat client harnesses your smartphone's camera to get some direct visual communication going with your fellow Android lovers. Okay, so Android users already have
other options for doing just this very thing, but the point being made here is that you can do just about anything with Flash, and since it's Flash it'll be
easy to port around to other platforms. Skip past the break to see the demo, which has a multipeer chat session with a desktop Mac thrown in for good measure.
[Thanks,
Faheem]
Update: Just for clarification's sake, Adobe's Mark Doherty got in touch with us to say there are no plans to release this little mockup client and that indeed the FlashTime moniker is a mere placeholder. Ah well.
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