
<p>Q. I purchased a Samsung Galaxy Nexus cell phone last July because it could stream live sporting events and was a size I liked. Then I got a message asking if I wanted to update the operating system to Android 4.1, also known as Jelly Bean. Since the upgrade, I can't stream live sporting events, which I'm told is because Jelly Bean is incompatible with the Adobe Flash software. To make matters worse, Samsung says I can't go back to my original Android operating system.</p><p>What should I do? And what if Flash goes out of use for PCs, too?</p><p>A. Adobe decided not to develop its Flash software for newer versions of Google's Android operating system, much to the dismay of people who watched sporting events that were streamed using Flash technology.</p><p>Sports broadcasters could use a newer streaming technology called HTML5 that you could receive, but relatively few have made the switch.</p><p><a href="http://www.southbendtribune.com/business/sbt-phone-wont-stream-sports-20130408,0,5315415.story">Keep reading...</a></p>