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  • Adobe Device Central CS3 Update #7
The Adobe Mobile and Devices team released Adobe Device Central Profile #7, which, according to Mark, brings the total number of Flash addressable mobile devices to somewhere around 525.
In regards to #7; in total there are 261 profiles included, 57 new devices and updates to 204 existing profiles [...]

Bill Perry (Adobe) shared some news today about the new upcoming Photoshop.com Mobile Beta service that is scheduled to launch sometime later this year (as early as September 2008) in the US market.

Photoshop.com Mobile BETA
The application/client (which is Flash Lite) will allow users to upload, view, and share photos directly from a supported mobile devices [...]

According to some updated data from Bill, there are now 19 mobile devices on the Verizon network which are BREW enabled and support Flash Lite (2.1) content.
So, 6 additional devices have been certified and extensions are now available).
Here they are:
 · LG VX5300 (added)
 · LG VX8700 (added)
 · LG VX8350 (added)
 · Motorola RAZR V9m (added)
 · Samsung SCH-U740 [...]

Kind of old news this past week, but: “Mobile leaders to unify the Symbian software platform and set the future of mobile free” … but I wanted to post about the deal that was announced not too long ago … because it will be very important to the evolving mobile device platform playing field (IMHO).
If [...]

Device Profile #6 for Adobe Device Central has been released and includes 63 new device profiles as well as updates and enhancements to some 110 existing profiles.
If you are working with Flash Lite, you should think about updating.
This update also contains some Flash Lite 3.0 supported devices.
Mark has more comments on his blog.

OK. So, “it”, The Adobe Open Screen Project, or AOSP has just been officially announced over at Adobe:
What is it? What does it mean on a high level?

The Open Screen Project is dedicated to driving consistent rich Internet experiences across televisions, personal computers, mobile devices, and consumer electronics.
The Open Screen Project is supported by [...]

Bill Perry (Adobe MaD) updated his Flash Enabled Devices spreadsheet, recently. You can
download it here.
The break down is: Nokia (73), Sony Ericsson (63), Verizon Wireless (13), NTT DoCoMo (134), KDDI (101), and Softbank (48).
This also reflects some additional devices that were announced at Mobile World Congress 2008.
If you are already referencing this spreadsheet to [...]

Here’s an interview from Anup (Director, Technical Marketing - Mobile and Devices at Adobe Systems Inc.) from Mobile World Congress 2008 speaking about the Flash platform in terms of mobile.
In it he makes it pretty clear what Adobe’s position is on Flash on the iPhone is (if you’re not already keen on how Adobe licenses [...]

Via Engadget … they have a wrapup of what happened within the last 24 hours over there in Barcelona (@ MWC) in regards to mobile devices (from Sony Ericsson, HTC, Nokia, Motorola, and LG).
Check out their: “Mobile World Congress Roundup CellPhone Mania” post.
Also refer to engadgetmobile to keep appraised on some of tomorrow’s announcements.
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I must have ESP? No, I am just a good guesser.
Bill started to post about some of the Flash Lite enabled PMP’s iRiver is announcing at CES 2008.
You can get a lot of the nice preliminary product promo materials over at iRiver’s site.
iRiver is primarily using Flash Lite for UI and casual game [...]