Rob just posted a “review” of some of the flash devices that are on market right now. Most of them you have probably seen already, but if not, here they are … up close and with a good deal of technical narration.

The Samsung is probably the one you haven’t seen a lot. It is only available overseas in Korea. I think Bill has shown it once or twice in some presentations. The graphics and UI are great on it, but I could see how the sound could get annoying after a while … I wonder if there is a way to customize the flash user experience (custom skins, themes, sounds, etc) … albeit on a high level of customization.

Here are the devices he talks about:

• Kodak EasyShare-One WiFi 4MP Digital Camera with touchscreen Flash UI
• Samsung SGH-S380 an MP3 Player/Camera/Mobile Phone with Flash UI
• Leapfrog Leapster an Educational learning device with Flash UI
• iRiver U10 an MP3/Radio/Video/Flash Lite 1.1 content player with Flash Lite 1.1 UI
• Nokia 6680 a 3G Mobile Smart Phone with Flash Lite 1.1 content (will support Flash Lite 2.0 when released)

RHall’s video:

• http://www.impossibilities.com/max_2005/flash_devices.php

Anyways, thank Rob for putting it together. Point to it when people ask you about flash UI on devices.

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