Along with many who were at a busy MAX (Chicago), I missed out on this news. Alessandro probably caught it, and now I find Dale posted about it not so long ago.

I’m talking about the Forum Nokia “Creative Pros” site.

Here is some relevant info from the release:

The launch of the Forum Nokia “Creative Pros” site will help guide creative Web professionals, and the more than 1.5 million Flash developers, to target a vast new mobile market of Nokia device users. Rich media experiences for mobile users may include: animated Flash games, advertisements, websites, album skins, Flash video and desktop Flash 8 multimedia content.

“Nokia is very pleased to be working with Adobe and creative Web professionals worldwide to further our vision of providing a rich and seamless multimedia experience for mobile consumers accessing the Internet,” said Lee Epting, vice president, Forum Nokia. “Through the ‘Creative Pros’ site, Nokia and Adobe will provide Web developers and designers with the tools and resources needed to bring rich multimedia content over the Web to millions of mobile device users around the globe.”

“Adobe welcomes Nokia’s support for the vast Adobe developer community working with Flash in the desktop environment and Flash Lite for mobile content development,” said Gary Kovacs, vice president for product management and marketing, Mobile and Devices at Adobe. “Through their support of Flash content development for mobile devices, Nokia is helping to transform the mobile content industry by narrowing the gap between the desktop Flash experience and the mobile user experience of dynamic Flash content.”

Check out the new Forum Nokia “Creative Pros” site.

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