Whats latest AIR SDK for CS5

CS5 (11.02.489) I downloaded a file from Adobe and got 2.6, another I got seems to indicte 3.0. Have spent a day trying different avenues to update CS5 Flash Pro as far as possible
Can't get templates for Android etc, am thoroughly confused after a day of no-go, would very much appreciate advice and assistance.
I would like to be able to develope Android and iOS apps, feel happy with the flash but really stuck here at SDK

There is a way if you are able to download the flash cs 5.5. demo to homebrew a Flash CS5 with Air SDK 2.7: shown here
I can vouche for that working, because I have used it.
Its rumored that you can use the same technique to use 3.2 on flash cs5, but I have never tried it.
All the Air SDK versions are available here

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Laptops are always at least 2 to 3 times slower than a desktop, they are significantly more expensive than a desktop with the same or better performance and they need a wall outlet to use. Batteries don't last long enough for editing and you need a wall outlet for external components (disks, monitor, BD-R etc.) that are required. All that makes a laptop more like an expensive, underpowered luggable machine.
For video editing machines it is always best to use a machine for video editing only and use a second system for other applications and this is especially true for much weaker laptops than desktops.
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i just want to know was happened there...

it will be a feature? it only will be on flash family and firworks, it did not work?
i just want to know was happened there...
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First of all, I apologize for my english. And also for my possible lacks of knowledge about this matter, I am a completely newbie.
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