Example working Flex AIR app for Android?

I'm having trouble getting even the most basic AIR app working on Android. Here is the code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<s:WindowedApplication xmlns:fx="http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009"
                        xmlns:s="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark"
                        xmlns:mx="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx" xmlns:local="*"
                        width="600" height="600">
     <fx:Declarations>
         <!-- Place non-visual elements (e.g., services, value objects) here -->
     </fx:Declarations>
     <mx:Label text="Hello World"/>
</s:WindowedApplication>
It works fine running on  Windows in Flash Builder, obviously it's pretty simple. Here are the  commands I use to put it on a Samsung Galaxy Tab with Android 2.2.
C:\Users\Ryan\Adobe  Flash Builder 4\Test2\bin-release>adt -package -storetype pkcs12  -keystore C:\Users\Ryan\STG-Android.pfx Test2.air Test2-app.xml  Test2.swf
password:
C:\Users\Ryan\Adobe Flash Builder 4\Test2\bin-release>adt -package  -target apk -storetype pkcs12 -keystore C:\Users\Ryan\STG-Android.pfx  Test2.apk Test2-app.xml Test2.swf
password:
test
C:\Users\Ryan\Adobe Flash Builder 4\Test2\bin-release>adb install -r Test2.apk
2286 KB/s (419172 bytes in 0.179s)
         pkg: /data/local/tmp/Test2.apk
Success
A Test2 app icon shows up on my Galaxy Tab  under Applications but when I run the app I just see a plain white  screen, I don't see the words "Hello World". Any ideas? Does anyone have  an example Flex AIR app that works on Android and can post the code so I  can try it on my Galaxy Tab? I know AIR is installed correctly on my  Galaxy because I installed an AIR app called South Park Avatar Creator  that I got from the market and it works fine.
Thanks,
Ryan
P.S.  Here is the Test2-app.xml from my non-working project above in case it  helps. This is the default generated with a new Flex app in Flash  Builder 4 using the Flex 4.1.0 AIR 2.5 SDK but I uncommented the andoid  tags and set the visible tag to true.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="no"?>
<application xmlns="http://ns.adobe.com/air/application/2.5">
<!-- Adobe AIR Application Descriptor File Template.
    Specifies parameters for identifying, installing, and launching AIR applications.
    xmlns - The Adobe AIR namespace: http://ns.adobe.com/air/application/2.5
             The last segment of the namespace specifies the version
             of the AIR runtime required for this application to run.
     minimumPatchLevel - The minimum patch level of the AIR runtime required to run
             the application. Optional.
-->
    <!-- A universally unique application identifier. Must be unique across all AIR applications.
     Using a reverse DNS-style name as the id is recommended. (Eg. com.example.ExampleApplication.) Required. -->
     <id>Test2</id>
    <!-- Used as the filename for the application. Required. -->
     <filename>Test2</filename>
    <!-- The name that is displayed in the AIR application installer.
     May have multiple values for each language. See samples or xsd schema file. Optional. -->
     <name>Test2</name>
     <!-- A string value of the format  <0-999>.<0-999>.<0-999> that represents application  version which can be used to check for application upgrade.
     Values can also be 1-part or 2-part. It is not necessary to have a 3-part value.
     An updated version of application must have a versionNumber value  higher than the previous version. Required for namespace >= 2.5 .  -->
     <versionNumber>1.0.0</versionNumber>
     <!-- A string value (such as "v1", "2.5", or "Alpha 1") that  represents the version of the application, as it should be shown to  users. Optional. -->
     <!-- <versionLabel></versionLabel> -->
    <!-- Description, displayed in the AIR application installer.
     May have multiple values for each language. See samples or xsd schema file. Optional. -->
     <!-- <description></description> -->
    <!-- Copyright information. Optional -->
     <!-- <copyright></copyright> -->
    <!-- Publisher ID. Used if you're updating an application created prior to 1.5.3 -->
     <!-- <publisherID></publisherID> -->
    <!-- Settings for the application's initial window. Required. -->
     <initialWindow>
         <!-- The main SWF or HTML file of the application. Required. -->
         <!-- Note: In Flash Builder, the SWF reference is set automatically. -->
         <content>[This value will be overwritten by Flash Builder in the output app.xml]</content>
         <!-- The title of the main window. Optional. -->
         <!-- <title></title> -->
        <!-- The type of system chrome to use (either "standard" or "none"). Optional. Default standard. -->
         <!-- <systemChrome></systemChrome> -->
        <!-- Whether the window is transparent. Only applicable when systemChrome is none. Optional. Default false. -->
         <!-- <transparent></transparent> -->
        <!-- Whether the window is initially visible. Optional. Default false. -->
         <visible>true</visible>
        <!-- Whether the user can minimize the window. Optional. Default true. -->
         <!-- <minimizable></minimizable> -->
        <!-- Whether the user can maximize the window. Optional. Default true. -->
         <!-- <maximizable></maximizable> -->
        <!-- Whether the user can resize the window. Optional. Default true. -->
         <!-- <resizable></resizable> -->
        <!-- The window's initial width in pixels. Optional. -->
         <!-- <width></width> -->
        <!-- The window's initial height in pixels. Optional. -->
         <!-- <height></height> -->
        <!-- The window's initial x position. Optional. -->
         <!-- <x></x> -->
        <!-- The window's initial y position. Optional. -->
         <!-- <y></y> -->
        <!-- The window's minimum size, specified as a width/height pair in pixels, such as "400 200". Optional. -->
         <!-- <minSize></minSize> -->
        <!-- The window's initial maximum size, specified as a  width/height pair in pixels, such as "1600 1200". Optional. -->
         <!-- <maxSize></maxSize> -->
     </initialWindow>
    <!-- We recommend omitting the supportedProfiles element, -->
     <!-- which in turn permits your application to be deployed to all -->
     <!-- devices supported by AIR. If you wish to restrict deployment -->
     <!-- (i.e., to only mobile devices) then add this element and list -->
     <!-- only the profiles which your application does support. -->
     <!-- <supportedProfiles>desktop extendedDesktop mobileDevice extendedMobileDevice</supportedProfiles> -->
    <!-- The subpath of the standard default installation location to use. Optional. -->
     <!-- <installFolder></installFolder> -->
    <!-- The subpath of the Programs menu to use. (Ignored on operating systems without a Programs menu.) Optional. -->
     <!-- <programMenuFolder></programMenuFolder> -->
    <!-- The icon the system uses for the application. For at least one resolution,
     specify the path to a PNG file included in the AIR package. Optional. -->
     <!-- <icon>
         <image16x16></image16x16>
         <image32x32></image32x32>
         <image36x36></image36x36>
         <image48x48></image48x48>
         <image72x72></image72x72>
         <image128x128></image128x128>
     </icon> -->
    <!-- Whether the application handles the update when a user double-clicks an update version
     of the AIR file (true), or the default AIR application installer handles the update (false).
     Optional. Default false. -->
     <!-- <customUpdateUI></customUpdateUI> -->
     <!-- Whether the application can be launched when the user clicks a link in a web browser.
     Optional. Default false. -->
     <!-- <allowBrowserInvocation></allowBrowserInvocation> -->
    <!-- Listing of file types for which the application can register. Optional. -->
     <!-- <fileTypes> -->
        <!-- Defines one file type. Optional. -->
         <!-- <fileType> -->
            <!-- The name that the system displays for the registered file type. Required. -->
             <!-- <name></name> -->
            <!-- The extension to register. Required. -->
             <!-- <extension></extension> -->
             <!-- The description of the file type. Optional. -->
             <!-- <description></description> -->
             <!-- The MIME content type. -->
             <!-- <contentType></contentType> -->
             <!-- The icon to display for the file type. Optional. -->
             <!-- <icon>
                 <image16x16></image16x16>
                 <image32x32></image32x32>
                 <image48x48></image48x48>
                 <image128x128></image128x128>
             </icon> -->
         <!-- </fileType> -->
     <!-- </fileTypes> -->
    <!-- Specify Android specific tags that get passed to AndroidManifest.xml file. -->
     <android>
         <manifestAdditions>
         <![CDATA[
             <manifest android:installLocation="auto">
                 <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET"/>
                 <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE"/>
                 <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION"/>
                 <uses-configuration android:reqFiveWayNav="true"/>
                 <supports-screens android:normalScreens="true"/>
                 <uses-feature android:required="true" android:name="android.hardware.touchscreen.multitouch"/>
                 <application android:enabled="true">
                     <activity android:excludeFromRecents="false">
                         <intent-filter>
                             <action android:name="android.intent.action.MAIN"/>
                             <category android:name="android.intent.category.LAUNCHER"/>
                         </intent-filter>
                     </activity>
                 </application>
             </manifest>
         ]]>
         </manifestAdditions>
     </android>
     <!-- End of the schema for adding the android specific tags in AndroidManifest.xml file -->
</application>

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<s:Application xmlns:fx="http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009"
                        xmlns:s="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark"
                        xmlns:mx="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx" xmlns:local="*"
                        width="600" height="600">
     <fx:Declarations>
         <!-- Place non-visual elements (e.g., services, value objects) here -->
     </fx:Declarations>
     <mx:Label text="Hello World"/>
</s:Application>

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