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My Life Online (MYLO)
Manufacturer	Sony
Release date	September 15, 2006
Lifespan	2006-2010
Discontinued	2010
Media	Memory Stick PRO Duo
Operating system	Qtopia Linux
CPU	ARM
Display	3.5' TFT LCD 800×480 pixel touchscreen (COM–2) 2.4' TFT 320×240 pixel (COM–1)
Camera	Yes (COM–2 only)
Connectivity	802.11b/g Wi-Fi (COM–2) 802.11b Wi-Fi (COM–1)
Dimensions	130.8 × 20.7 × 64.6 mm (COM–2) 123 × 23.9 × 63 mm (COM–1)

My Life Online (mylo) was a device created and marketed by Sony for portable instant messaging and other Internet-based communications, browsing Internet web sites (using the Opera web browser)^[1] and playback and sharing of media files. The pocket-sized, tablet-shaped handheld device, which debuted in 2006, had a screen which slid up to reveal a QWERTY keyboard. The brand name 'mylo' stands for My Life Online. Using Wi-Fi instead of cellular networks, the mylo was targeted to the 18–24 age group.^[2]

By using WiFi networks for Internet connectivity, mylo provided users with the possibility of reducing connectivity costs by avoiding the necessity of using GSM, CDMA or 3G cellular networks which would usually be used for devices of this size and functionality.^[3]

History and design[edit]

Mylo COM–1

The first version of the Sony mylo was launched on September 15, 2006 and includes 1 GB of onboard flash memory and a Memory Stick PRO Duo expansion slot.

The mylo is 23.9 mm (31/32 in) thick, 123 mm (4⅞ in) wide, 63 mm (2½ in) tall, and sports a 6.1 cm (2.4 in) QVGA (320 × 240) LCD screen. Its form factor is similar to the T-Mobile Sidekick in that it is held in landscape mode and has a slide out QWERTY keyboard. Its initial model colors were a glossy black and white.

Mylo COM–2

On January 6, 2008, the second edition of the Sony mylo was announced at CES 2008 in Las Vegas. This version was based on PSP technology and included AIM, a touchscreen, and a camera. The Internet Browser was changed from Opera to NetFront.^{[citation needed]} It supported Adobe Flash for viewing Flash content such as YouTube videos and for playing Flash-based games. The mylo COM–2 had 1 GB flash memory that could be used for music and video playback.^[4] Two colors were available: black and white. The mylo COM–2 featured wireless G connectivity. The keyboard was backlit as well.^[4] System software version 1.201 added support for video recording. The mylo COM–2 was released on SonyStyle.com on January 25, 2008 for $299. It was reduced to $199 before the holiday season and was quickly drawn from production due to its poor sales.

Software[edit]

The mylo COM-2. The length of the steel rule is 15 cm.

The mylo's menu of software applications is grouped by function.

Communication

The following applications in the main menu group use the Wi-Fi connection:

AIM. AOL Instant Messenger (COM–2 only)
Skype. Includes the features: Dial (Skype to phone), Call (Skype to Skype), Chat (instant messaging), and Send (and Receive) Files. Also can receive (phone to Skype).
Google Talk. Features text chats (instant messaging) with Google Talk and XMPP contacts. Included is a link to Gmail (WAP version).
Yahoo! Messenger. The text messaging application also includes a link to Yahoo! Mail (WAP version).
Ad Hoc Application. This Peer-to-peer lets the mylo share playlists and stream songs directly to another mylo.^[5]
Cannot be used natively for sending or receiving text (SMS) messages to or from cell phones; it is strictly for messenger and web only.

Web

COM–1. The Opera web browser allows a number of configurations to help minimize the limitations of the small screen (320x240) including Zoom (%), Text Size (Small, Normal, Large) and View Mode (Normal or Fit to Screen).

COM–2. NetFront with support for Flash Lite is the web browser that is supplied with the mylo COM–2.

Media

COM–1. The player supports the MP3, WMA (secured and unsecured) and ATRAC 3 audio formats. The image viewer supports JPG, PNG, and Bitmap formats. The video player supports the MPEG-4/AAC video format. The text application is a simple text editor.

COM–2. The player supports the MP3, WMA (secured and unsecured), AAC (no DRM) and ATRAC3 formats. The image viewers supports JPEG, PNG and BMP formats. The video player supports the MPEG-4/AAC Simple Profile and MPEG-4/AAC AVC H.264 baseline profile. It also supports WMV starting with firmware version 1.101, which was released in April 2008.

On both models DRM content in Windows Media Audio and Adaptive Transform Acoustic Coding 3 is limited to the internal 1GB memory. DRM playback is not possible via Memory Stick as Magic Gate is not available and Windows Media DRM is not currently possible on Memory Sticks.

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Tools

The utilities in this menu group include the Connection Manager for managing the Wi-Fi configuration, a File Manager, a firmware System Update tool.

Connectivity[edit]

With the USB mode configuration set to the default (MSC) the mylo acts as a USB mass-storage device. Music and other files can then be transferred from a PC with the included SonicStage software or by dragging and dropping using a file manager. With the USB mode set to MTP you can synchronize audio files via WMP 10. While connected via USB, the mylo screen displays the USB mode currently in use and suspends whatever program had been running.

The 802.11b Wi-Fi connection is started either with the Wireless LAN slider button or automatically when one of mylo's Internet applications (i.e., Skype, Yahoo! Messenger, Google Talk, Opera) attempt to access the network and an infrastructure mode Wi-Fi connection has not yet been established. The Wi-Fi mode can be switched to Ad Hoc mode to enable use of the Ad Hoc Application. Although the device is marketed for persons on the go, the Mylo does not have any commonly used Bluetooth capabilities, to provide easy connection with other wireless carrier enabled mobile devices.

Owners of the COM-1 model receive access to any T-Mobile Hotspot for the first year. Owners of the COM–2 model receive access to over 10,000 Wayport Hotspot locations nationwide, through December 31, 2010. Over 9,000 of these locations are McDonald's restaurants.

Mylo models[edit]

Model (and generation)		Image	Capacity	Changes introduced	Connection	Original release date	Launch price (US$)
COM–1	1G	1 GB	First release. Available in White or Black.	USB, Wi-Fi (b)	September 2006	$349.99
COM–2	2G	1 GB	Second release. Available in White or Black.	USB, Wi-Fi (b/g)	February 2008	$299.99

Specifications[edit]

Processor: Freescale i.MX21 (for the COM–1)^[6]

As a device, the mylo COM– 1 sports a 2.4-inch 320 by 240 LCD display, 400 MB for flash memory (upgradable to 4 GB), mini-USB connectivity, a Memory Stick Duo slot, integrated 802.11b wireless networking (supporting WEP and WPA-PSK security), and a lithium-ion battery offering up to 45 hours of music playback, 8 hours of video time, and up to 76 hours of VoIP talk time. Add to that a DC input for charging or running 'wired' with the AC adapter, a 10-pin headphone/microphone interface (an adapter is included), a slide-out QWERTY keyboard for composing messages, and a total weight of about 157 grams (5.4 ounces), including the battery.

References[edit]

^Opera Software ASA (2006-08-23). 'Sony Electronics uses the Opera browser for its new mylo personal communicator'. Retrieved 2008-11-02.^{[dead link]}
^'Sony unveils web-in-your-pocket gadget'. The Sydney Morning Herald. August 8, 2006.
^Sony launches mylo | Geek.comArchived 2006-08-09 at the Wayback Machine
^ ^a^bSonyStyle.com | Sony | mylo Internet Device COM-2WHITE
^Sony Electronics News and Information
^Welcome to Freescale Semiconductor - News Release^{[permanent dead link]}

External links[edit]

Sony mylo Review With Video Demo
Sony mylo Video Encoding Guide Using Free PSPvideo9
Sony Mylo COM2 review Sony Mylo COM2 review
Sony 'mylo' 'COM-2' disassembly report, hardware details published in Japanese by the developers. A Web based translation is available.

Retrieved from 'https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Mylo_(Sony)&oldid=1013936975'

“Adobe Flash Player is discontinued, and permanently blocked! “

Wait, What? Adobe Flash Player is no longer available? Adobe Flash is dead and no more in existence, says MacRumors.

As of January 12th, Adobe Flash is now completely blocked.

You should uninstall immediately if you haven’t already. Need help keeping your business computers up to date? Call 508-864-7388 #Adobe#technologyhttps://t.co/SGsR6a2WIA

— NEM Consulting Strategies, Inc. (@nem_consulting) January 20, 2021

The Verge also added, ‘Google’s new Chrome 88 release improves dark mode, removes FTP and Adobe Flash’.

Google’s new Chrome 88 release improves dark mode, removes FTP and Adobe Flash https://t.co/95HC5S0VAOpic.twitter.com/bKt5LLIRb4

— The Verge (@verge) January 20, 2021

Adobe has officially killed it’s flash player and discontinued it on January 1st, 25 years after it was first launched. This web-plugin will always be remembered for its golden period that is inclusive of animated Internet memes and a lot of security problems. Not only this, Adobe has clearly mentioned and asked all its users to uninstall flash players entirely as a matter of security.

What next? Do I need to look for an Adobe flash player alternative or there are other ways to help me play flash games? Earlier, in an article we have shared our views on if ceasing Adobe Flash Player should concern us, while in this article, we will be discussing some of the best ways to play games without a flash player.

Ways To Play Games Without Adobe Flash Player

Playing Adobe Flash games without Flash Player is a tricky thing to do as flash has been discontinued and become obsolete. Flash player was indeed a useful tool, but now we all have to look for the best Flash Player alternative.

We have sorted this and came up with some great resolutions that will help you play Adobe Flash Games easily after Flash is blocked.

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Method 1: Use Flashpoint To Play Flash Games

To use Flashpoint to play Adobe Flash Games, follow the steps below: Adobe cc anticloud exe.

Head to Flashpoint website on your browser and click on the Download Installer

Open the downloaded file and choose Flashpoint 9.0 Infinity.exe It will open a separate archive window.

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Choose a location to extract the Flashpoint file and click on Extract.

Now open the extracted file and click Start Flashpoint to launch the tool.
You’ll see a Flashpoint window, choose Games from there and it will open a list of Flash games libraries.
Select the game category from the left side window and the game title from the right pane.
That’s it. Click on Play to open a new window for your game. Enjoy playing!

Method 2: Check For Flash Game Archive

Flash games archive is yet another amazing way to play flash games after flash no longer in availability. For this, start by opening the Flash Games Archive webpage. Further, follow the steps below:

Once you have opened the webpage, use the Click to Download option to save the ZIP file.

Now, on your desktop open the folder that contains the downloaded ZIP file. Choose the file and right-click on it to choose the Extract All
Choose a folder path, when asked and click Extract.

Open the folder with extracted files and click on Flash Game Archive 2.0.exe
Now, choose Categories and then a game category.
Select a game and open it. Now click on the Play button and that’s it. The Flash game will start in another window.

Method 3: Play Games Using Internet Archive

Using the internet archive to play flash games is yet another amazing method to be used in the post-flash world. To start using the internet archive, follow these steps:

Open Internet Archive website.
Head to Software Library: Flash Games. It will open a huge collection of Flash games which can be used through emulation.
Click on any of the games to open its page.
You’ll see a ‘Click to Begin’ button, click on it to start the game.

There is a possibility that you won’t get game control details, you have to self-identify it using arrow keys or WASD keys on your keyboard. However, some of the games menu might have specified game controls.

Method 4: Use OperaGX (Our Recommendation)

Last method and our recommendation includes the use of OperaGX. It is an Opera version that is specifically optimized for gaming experience. It has GX control that lets you reduce the system resources leading to a slow performing browser. However, Opera browser is one and only browser that still supports Adobe Flash. OperaGX is integrated well with Twitch and Discord and includes a GX Corner that keeps players aware about the latest updates.