Qualcomm launched their developer’s site recently, and part of that are their new initatives for Flash (that they were talking about earlier this year, if you were privy, and savvy enough to find the info).

Among those are the Adobe Mobile Client 1.1 that is part of the Brew MP.

Here is more info on the new Flash technology from Qualcomm that has come out of the Adobe Open Screen Project efforts established late last year:

Brew® Mobile Platform supports developers who want to create applications in Flash®. Brew MP uses Adobe Mobile Client (AMC), a new version of the Flash Player engineered specifically to provide excellent performance, add extensibility and use a small memory footprint. The AMC 1.1 runtime player is available for all Brew MP devices.

Adobe Creative Suite (CS3 and CS4) and Brew MP are integrated via the Adobe Extension Manager, allowing you to create applications, user interfaces and widgets. All Brew MP devices are ActionScript 1.0 capable; you can also publish SWF files to play on the Brew MP Simulator or on supported devices.

ActionScript can call extensions into Brew MP that expose device capabilities such as GPS, Bluetooth, databases and networking. Combining Flash with C in Brew MP, you can embed Flash content into applications that reach the core functionality of the device.

There is much more info, available on their new developer’s site once you register.

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