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February 16, 2006

The State of Flash Lite

At the Seattle Mobile meeting Monday night someone asked one of the speakers what the status and current viability was of Flash Lite for creating games. No one seemed to have much new information about Flash Lite as it currently stands other than we'd all heard a lot about it a while ago but it had not really shown up on the radar yet. There were a couple of announcements from Adobe this week at 3GSM regarding Flash Lite so I thought I would post some notes about the state of Flash Lite as it stands. So here in no particular order are some specifics:


For developers interested in developing in Flash Lite, here are some development resources:

So are any of you mobile developers in the European and/or North American markets doing any development in Flash Lite?

Posted by David Adams at February 16, 2006 11:03 AM

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There was a webinar by Gary Kovac of Adobe on Mobile Software and Flashlite in Jan 06. Here is a link to that presentation if people are interested. http://fiercemarkets.breezecentral.com/p56733452/

Posted by: Chintan Mehta at February 16, 2006 12:39 PM

I remember the flashy press release and the reviews on the Lite version. Nokia was talking about introducing the Lite with their N90 series. I had run through some reviews on http://www.inods.com for Flash Lite a couple of weeks back and if I am not wrong it supports the Flash 7 player. Lets see if how fast it becomes part of the standard mobile package.

Posted by: Greg at February 16, 2006 03:10 PM

Ciao,

as far as Flash Lite enabled phones all the new Symbian 9.1 OS powered phones will have Flash Lite embeded, also the Symbian 3rd editon SDK contains Flash Lite. Other phones are coming out, many Sony Ericsson have Flash Lite pre-installed.

I do full time Flash Lite development www.biskero.org and I am also the manager of the Adobe Mobile User Group of Boston, you can check more infos here: www.flashmobilegroup.org

Alessandro

Posted by: Alessandro at February 21, 2006 01:07 PM

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