Note: nsyndrome has been reported in UK.

For more info, see www.nsyndrome.com

Other sources: check out youtube.

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Yep, another viral campaign for Nokia … this puts those cutesy Apple iPhone commercials with the “baby music” to much shame.

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ASH caught this recent press release:

“STRATEGY ANALYTICS Predicts Rapid Cellphone Flash-Lite(TM) Integration; From 38 Million Flash Lite-Enabled Handsets in 2005 to 216 Million by 2010.

And yes, Strategy Analytics appears to be a legit source.

Who’ll be buying all these devices? Let’s hope Y-Gen! … and perhaps some X-Gen gadgeteers like myself.

Speaking of which, with all these Flash devices lately, I’m seriously considering getting a bandoliero to hold them all.

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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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A while back I got a legacy NTT DoCoMo N505i (one of the first DoCoMo i-mode phones to support FL 1.0). Well, somebody was selling it for $20 (I bet it sure cost a pretty penny back in 2003). Definitely not anything remotely like the new FOMA lineup.

The problem was it came without a charger, and no accesories. There isn’t a store online that sells this sort of stuff (that I was able to find in English). And what’s more, the battery was depleted and was pretty much non-standard … or so I thought …

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Bryan Rieger caught this recently: boohooforyou.com … boo hoo for us? Rebuttal! … Ya-hoo for us! … well, it’s a start, anyways … and so is the N95. In a few years, who knows. We do have cool stuff now.

However, I also have the sudden urge to get on a plane to Tokyo …

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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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I caught this article recently: “Hold the phone, Flash is coming”. I think it is an article out of Canada … since it quotes Dave Yang and James Eberhardt. It is a good read for a non-techie to pick up some info on Flash Lite. Read it.

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This is the result of a dream and a couple hours of pixel pushing and coding.

Tools and technologies used: Photoshop CS3, Flash CS3, Device Central, Flash Lite 1.1 (don’t sigh, it’s best since the 1.1 penetration rate is high and 1.1 is fine for simple content like this).

No download is available yet here, however distribution is coming soon. Stay tuned.

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I will be launching something this month (fingers crossed) … currently codenamed: “Operation Surprise” (catchy, eh?).

Everyone likes surprises, right? … except the bad kind … but, this one is good, I promise.

Clue #1:

Stay tuned this month for further unveiling. I’ll post follow up clues as the date gets closer …

P.S. Yes, I’ve disabled comments (for now).

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