The last software update to the original Droid by Motorola did not include support for Adobe Flash 10.1 or Wi-Fi hotspots. Today's update brings Flash in a flash. First you install the upgrade from Verizon then you download the Flash Player 10.1 from Android Market.
The Verizon Droid support page calls the new software update for Droid by Motorola FRG22D. Verizon Wireless and Motorola encourage you to download the update today. Improvements:
- Adobe Flash Player 10.1 now available via market.
- After installing the software update search for, download, and install "Flash Player 10.1" from Market.
- Updated software changes to the Droid provide improved security.
You will be notified that a system update is available on your device. Press "Install now" and your device will power off and back on and the installation process will begin.
Note: If you choose "Install later"
this will delay installation and you will be taken back to the home
screen. The system update message will appear every 30 minutes until you
install the update. You'll need to have at least 
he system update requires 40% or more power availability if not
connected to an external power source and 20% power availability if
connected to a power source.
Flash Player 10.1 delivers new interaction methods with support for mobile-specific
input models. Support for accelerometer allows users to view
Flash content in landscape and portrait mode. With Smart
Zooming, users can scale content to full screen mode delivering
immersive application-like experiences from a Web page.
Performance optimization work with virtually all major mobile
silicon and platform vendors makes efficient use of CPU and
battery performance.
The new Smart Rendering feature ensures that Flash content is running
only when it becomes visible on the screen, further reducing
CPU and battery consumption. With Sleep Mode, Flash Player
automatically slows down when the device transitions into screen
saver mode. Advanced Out-of-Memory Management allows the player
to effectively handle non-optimized content that consumes
excessive resources, while automatic memory reduction decreases
content usage of RAM by up to 50 percent. Flash Player pauses
automatically when events occur such as incoming phone calls or
switching from the browser to other device functions.