Via Bill, some info about how LG is utilizing Flash Lite for UI across over 100 devices, and Adobe now has a case study about it.

“As Adobe Flash and Adobe Flash Lite have evolved into a complete application development platform, we are able to realize great opportunities in bringing our collective knowledge about the web environment to the mobile arena.”

Hosang Cheon,
Chief research engineer,
LG Electronics

I have both the Voyager and new Chocolate (both which support Flash Lite UI’s) from Verizon, and they are very cool compared to what Verizon Wireless had last year!

Also, an FYI, but with some LG devices, you actually use BitPim to access (and at your own disgression, customize) the SWF’s on the device … but I’m sure LG, and also Verizon, frown on that a bit.

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