Here are some specific mobile announcements from this years Adobe MAX 208 San Francisco conference:

1. Adobe Distributable Player Solution for Mobile and Devices unveiled (Private BETA).

2. Adobe AppZone announced.

3. Adobe Mobile Packager announced.

4. Matt Snow demoed some Adobe Nitro (Widgets which can cross many screens, including mobile and devices) at a Sneak Peaks.

5. What appeared to be a very early build of a browser implementation of Flash 10 running on what appeared to be very early proto hardware devices, was demoed by Kevin Lynch.

6. AIR on Mobile running on what were referred to as (cough, cough) “MID devices” (Mobile Internet Devices) (I would have called it a Portable Internet Device (P.I.D?), myself).

7. Kevin Lynch demoed some form of Flash 10 content running under a Google Android based G1-like device.

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