If you weren’t aware, there are 3 mobile sessions next week as part of Adobe’s “Developer Week” (a string of online e-seminars next week).

Getting Started with Flash® Lite™ 3 and CS3
Presenter: Bill Perry
Monday, March 24, 2008
11:00 A.M. PDT
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Flash Lite and Flex for Tourism
Presenters: Michael Epstein/Ira Hochman
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
11:00 A.M. PDT
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Blood from a Stone: Flash Game Optimization on Low-end mobile devices
Presenter: Evan Kirchhoff
Thursday, March 27, 2008
1:00 P.M. PDT
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Bill posted his recent “Flash Across Screens” presos from FITC 2008 (Toronto), Adobe Korea Flash Lite Global CP Event, and “Evolving Mobile Experiences” preso from Mobidec 2007 over at flashdevices.net.

Flash Across Screens - FITC 2008 (Toronto)

Flash Across Screens - Adobe Korea Flash Lite Global CP Event (2008)

Evolving Mobile Experiences - Mobidec 2007 (Japan)

You can find a cumulative list (2003-2008) of all presentations by Bill here.

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New to Flash Mobile and Flash Lite? Download it.

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Bill posted a breakdown of the Flash Lite devices in US and Western Europe, recently.

This information is pulled from mmetrics and is broken up by total Flash Lite devices in 6 regions (US, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, UK), as well as number of device models and number of addressable devices by platform (Nokia S60, Nokia Series 40, Sony Ericsson and BREW).

You can download the PDF (3 pages).

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Over at the n95blog, there is a list of 25 “must have applications” for Nokia N95.

There are some really great applications listed which I have been using (I follow n95blog pretty closely).

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Recently, via Mark Doherty’s blog, I had noticed that Thomas Joos had created a mobile guide for the ongoing fitc.ca 2008 conference in Toronto this year (and also for FITC Amsterdam, previously this year).

I thought it was interesting to note the progression of mobile guides that have been created for the FITC conference (Toronto) over the past years, including:

2005 - (Flash Lite 1.1 - Creator: Scott Janousek, Target Device: Nokia 6620 or equivalent S60 device)

2007 - (Flash Lite 2.x - Creator: James Eberhardt, Target Device: Nokia 6680 or equivalent S60 device)

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Via Bill:

Getting Started with Flash Lite
Adobe Mobile Program Information
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OK, this is tough to explain, but basically Max Antinori has created a 2nd Life Flash Lite User Group. Why? Because it’s trendy and new? Yes. but I’d like to think that this might potentially be much more if it could utilized in a few ways (which I’ll talk about later in this post).

2nd Life was a tangent topic of both discussion and amusement at one of our past Flash Mobile user group meetings, and although I had heard about it before, I had never joined in this “other world”.

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Tony had a recent post about a mobile based AIR application that was created for Intel for the CES Show.

The touchscreen based app is called “Teknision Media Junction” and split into a music and video applications.

If you don’t have UMPC handy (who buys these things?!), you can download the AIR frameworks, and run off your respective desktop.

Looks cool. Get the download off his blog.

Yay. Tony’s mobile project revealed! Nice.

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