Adobe has explained the Flash 10.1 for Android Foryo which is just announced at Google I/O 2010 and Foryo SDK is also released for developers.

FroYo, Android 2.2, is the next version of Android to be released. It’s a major update to the OS, and will run on many of the most recent Android devices. We’ll be looking at in more detail soon, but the features demonstrated on stage at IO make it clear that Google has set its sights firmly on Apple and the iPhone. As well as Flash and AIR support, there’s a new JVM with a JIT compiler that promises considerable speed up for existing apps and the arrival of Chrome’s V8 JavaScript engine.

Google is trying to bring the Web to your living room. Google has partnered with Intel and Sony to create a TV platform powered by Android.

The search engine giant plans next month to unveil a new software package to help developers better display the internet on TV sets, according to the Wall Street Journal, which quotes unnamed sources familiar with the announcement. Google TV, an android-based software platform, has drawn interest from TV makers, the Journal says. Google is expected to break the news at the Google’s I/O conference, which will be held May 19 and 20 in San Francisco, California, the newspaper reports. At the conference, Sony also will announce a TV that runs an Intel chip and Google’s software, Bloomberg reports.

While Google works to extend Street View to the inside of stores — at least according to rumor — for the time being they’ve released a handy utility for better browsing with Google Street View: local business annotations.

Now when you’re milling about town — virtually via Street View of course — you can view the the top business listings for the surrounding area as annotations inside your view. They are the same annotations that appear when zoomed out, but now at your service while you poke around town close up.