S2 no longer showing PDFs or JPEGs in emails

[greenman]

Oh! I didn't realise. That means every browser on the Galaxy is quite annoying! Chrome doesn't support Flash, Dolphin HD is fidgety and confusing and the gestures thing just doesn't seem to work, and the Samsung browser is good except for the fact it has its own independent brightness - very pointless and highly frustrating!!

Is this about the BBC News app, if so I can't really see what the fuss is about.
The standard video player will play BBC videos perfectly well.
The video brightness can be set to automatic, you can change the colour tone, activate subtitles, and if outdoors there is a setting to enhance the brightness.
If you want more surely you need to buy a TV????

On that subject, for live tv install tvcatchup.
Beta App available here:
http://tvcatchup.com/android.html
Plays perfectly well in Chrome Beta using standard video player.

[dandavis]

Set brightness to auto in stock browser and it will mimick the auto setting on the rest of the phone....

I've always found auto brightness a little irritating and love the manual swipe-along-the-top-of-the-screen brightness adjustment on the S2 - something that is really missing from the iPhone.

Also, I like PhoneWeaver adjusting my brightness at times (ie - in night mode, minimum brightness).

[dandavis]

Is this about the BBC News app, if so I can't really see what the fuss is about.
The standard video player will play BBC videos perfectly well.
The video brightness can be set to automatic, you can change the colour tone, activate subtitles, and if outdoors there is a setting to enhance the brightness.
If you want more surely you need to buy a TV????

Actually I'm talking about the BBC News website (or any site using Flash).

[RichH]

Just watched that plane crash land on stock browser, no probs....

[greenman]

Actually I'm talking about the BBC News website (or any site using Flash).

Have you tried the Play Store BBC News app?