Here are the slides from the BFPUG Flash Lite 2.0 meeting Alessandro and I put together and presented last week at NEIA. Download slides: BFPUG_FL2.ppt – Powerpoint BFPUG_FL2_breeze.zip – Breeze, self-contained, no audio Keith also has a good summary of what transpired at the meeting. For those of you unable to attend … we did [...]

Here are some recent photos from Phillip Torrone, of make and flashenabled fame … fiddling with the unofficial PSP player that’s been floating around. According to the authors: “The current version supports most action script through version 7 and runs on 1.5 only. We are currently testing for 2.x PSPs and will announce when it [...]

Dal-eeee-oh (aka Mr. Moket) pre-released Celebrity Head for the upcoming Webdu 2006 conference. A nice spin on a conference guide. After all, it’s about the people there anyways. See if you can spot Dale, Bill, or James Talbot. Anyways, a fun little ditty, if your session turns out to be a wash (unlikely I know). [...]

Just an FYI, that the CTIA Wireless conference is going on next month. CTIA Wireless April 5-7, 2006 Las Vegas View the most recent attendee brochure.

In the latest article of Wired (March 2006), there are 2 things that you might think are cool. 1. An article on Josh Davis entitled: “The barely controlled chaos of Joshua Davis” Mostly about Josh and Brandon’s “generative composition machines”, which they showed last year at FITC 2005. I still remember Josh explaining how he [...]

There is a really interesting article in the March issue of PC Magazine, entitled: “Will Apple adopt Windows?” … written by John Dvorak. The idea is that of Yakov Epstein, a professor at Rutgers (who? Yeah mean neither) … Now, I’m not claiming to agree or even remotely think it’s a good idea … but [...]

Craig Babcock officially launched an online forum dedicated specifically to the u10 recently in case you missed the previous blog entry by Alessandro. It’s aptly named ‘U10DO’ (you-ten-doe) . It features forums, links, gallery, etc. Definately worth checking out if you’re an u10 lover, or would like to know more info about the device and [...]

“While touch sensing is commonplace for single points of contact, multi-touch sensing enables a user to interact with a system with more than one finger at a time, as in chording and bi-manual operations. Such sensing devices are inherently also able to accommodate multiple users simultaneously, which is especially useful for larger interaction scenarios such [...]

If you are doing Flash Mobile development … this book is an absolute must have. lis186 (who has an awesome

Adobe is looking for a Senior Product Manager for Flex Mobile Development … I think you can draw your own conclusions after reading this recent posting off monster. Flash Lite + Flex = TBD