Another portable media device with Flash installed via BeeDigital and Flash Mobile Forum …

“The PMP Viliv P1 is the first portable media player to come equipped with Macromedia Flash. With a slim 18mm design, users can enjoy the 4-inch wide display with 16:9 true colors and 480×272 resolution. Navigation is made easy with the almost identical iPodesque scroll wheel.

File support includes MPEG1, MPEG2, mp3, WMA, OGG, AC3 and AAC, also Macromedia Flash games”

I also found this URL for addition screenshots and some content (unfotunately most of it in Korean)

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Are you going to Spark? Did you miss out on MAX. I propose a trade, tit for tat if you will.

Basically, I’ll trade you info from Spark with info from MAX.

Post below with your contact info if you’re interested in knowledge transfer between these 2 conferences … after all, these events are really about knowledge transfer and networking.

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For those of you local to Boston who missed out on MAX … Doug is giving his Flash & Data Visualization presentation at MIT.

Here’s the info:

Who: Doug Marttila
What: Flash and Data Visualization
When: Wednesday, November 9, 6:00 PM
Where: MIT, Building E51 (Tang Center), Room 151

More and more data is available and being visualized everyday. The innovations of Web 2.0 are changing how we think and interact with data. But Web 2.0 has focused primarily on technologies like Ajax and RSS. These technologies are great, but can be visually limiting. Fortunately, Flash can step in where Ajax leaves off, allowing you to create anything from simple bar charts to websites that function like desktop applications.

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I had a chance to sit in on the recent Seminar at Northeastern University: Flash and Mobile Technologies put on by the Flash Mobile User Group … James Talbot headed up the Macromedia piece, and then was followed by VoiceSignal and Mobot … not sure if it was recorded or not, but you can check the flashmobilegroup site later on and see if it is posted.

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I caught these articles posted … not really Macromedia related, but it’s practical info if you ever forget those MS Office CDs and are in a bind … or find yourself at MAX with thousands trying to download the Flex 2 Alpha … USB to the rescue … or, perhaps you have that craving for that much needed linux “session” after a 2 consecutive BSODs … then check out the metropipe distro link below.

The “Ultimate” USB Key:

• http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1895,1849711,00.asp
• http://www.metropipe.net/ProductsPVPM.shtml

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Win yourself a free Flash enabled phone (1.1 only) … a Nokia 6600.

Here are the simplified rules:

1. Find me at MAX.
2. Attend the Full Day Session on Developing Flash Content for Mobile Devices (Perry, Duran, Talbot & Company) -OR- attend ONE Flash Mobile session. *
3. Answer my 3 questions related to Flash Mobile (Flash Lite related questions)

… and you win a Nokia 6600. Sorry, I only have ONE, so first come, first serve. I will post the winner online here.

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Greetings and Salutations from MAX 2005 (Anaheim).

More Macro-mickey-ia pictures to come.

-sj

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After receiving a good amount of interest, I’ve come up with event below … a Flash Mobile Lunch …

I kept it during the day since most people will probably be busy at night. Here is the current info. It’s on the 2nd day of the conference, so everyone can get settled in so to speak … Let me know if you can make it.

C’ya at MAX.

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Here’s a proof of concept for an idea I’ve had for a while … basically it’s a “grid based” UI for Flash Lite content … very simliar to some of the subway system scrollers that many Flash Lite folks have done …

To demo the concept, click the .swf below and then press 1-9 … you can also download (right click & save) and install on your phone.

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This is a neat app … especially if you have a nokia s60 and are at some sort of event (like MAX for instance.)

Nokia Sensor v 2.33 out for Series 60 phones (Bluetooth enabled)

• Spontaneous social circles
• Your portable personality
• Instant communities and networks
• Free to download, free to use
• Free file sharing

View the Flash Demo

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