Via Bill Perry (Adobe, Mobile and Devices): there is a new devnet (aka ADC) article on Developing Flash Lite applications with dynamic layouts.
“In this tutorial I describe the process I used to develop the dynamic layout of the Bacardi® Mobile Cocktail application.
I’ll cover how to react to environment changes, such as the current time [...]

Forum Nokia has an article on Flash Lite tips and tricks article for S60 devices (about 4 pages long, or perhaps 40 tips).
Most (if not all) of the tips can be applied across platforms (with a bit of common sense). A lot of these most of us have seen before and are practicing.

A new Adobe DevNet article: “Ten tips to help you develop better Flash Lite games” is available from Mariam.
“Mobile games are a big business with many talented developers creating compelling device content. Although most developers can write effective code, create interesting graphics, and test their games successfully, it is always helpful to review the best [...]

I just got an email dropped in my inbox from Adobe about the Adobe Community Experts program this year.
Among its contents:
“The Adobe Community Experts Program is a community based program made up of Adobe customers who share their product expertise with the world-wide Adobe community. The Adobe Community Experts’ mission is to provide high caliber [...]

I’ll start with a pretty obvious statement (well, obvious to those doing mobile):

Optimization (or “Optimisation” if you prefer!) is an huge part of mobile development.

A lot of folks doing desktop development take resources (memory, processor, etc) for granted these days on the desktop. There are all very precious commodities when dealing on 99.9% of [...]

Just an FYI, but I believe there is still Flash Lite 3 training going on in San Francisco this week (you’ll need to email to see if it’s the case (adjust the email or it’ll bounce), … or perhaps Bill or someone from Adobe will comment below).
Below is the courseware overview.
Adobe Flash Lite 2.x/3.0 [...]

Already covered elsewhere, but