Phillip has his article, Developing widgets for Chumby with Flash Lite 3, up on devnet, now.

Bug Labs has an interesting concept.
buglabs.net is selling a kit which allows the average tech savvy consumer (but not necessarily an all out hardware “hacker”) the ability to create/experiment with snap friendly type hardware components.
“BUG makes it fun and easy to build any gadget you can imagine. Build familiar things like digital cameras and GPS [...]

Chumby launched a new look and feel for their site. See: www.chumby.com
They also have some video which details some of core usage concepts behind the chumby.
Individual that don’t “get” the chumby should check it out.

I just had some time to catch up on the community and watch some of Mark Doherty’s (Adobe, Mobile Developer Relations for EMEA) e-Seminar: “Developing mobile content with Adobe Creative Suite 3″.
This particular e-Seminar was geared towards those just getting into Flash Lite and Mobile using Adobe products …
However, if you’re like me, you [...]

Here are the slides from today’s BAMaD presentation: Developing Flash Lite Widgets for the Chumby Platform that will be rescheduled for a future date.

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I forgot to post this a while back, but here is a new zip containing a new Flash CS3 template and accompanying .adpp (device central update file).
This is for those used to working within a mobile context and ADC and just want to carry over a more familiar workflow process. It is not required [...]

Chumby Industries has a recent case study posted on ADC. This is good high level read on how Chumby Industries is leveraging Flash Lite 3 within their consumer electronic device.
Here is a quote:
“Adobe Flash is the only stable, reliable product on the market to offer rich, colorful animation along with built-in security measures for media [...]

There are two new games on the chumby.
One is a BlackJack (”Luck-a-Zino”) game and the other is a bomb defuse game called “Kaboom!”.
If you have a chumby, add’em to one your channel lineups and have a go (or just play them via the virtual chumby … if you’re waiting for yours to arrive [...]

Have a Flash Lite game you wanted reviewed?
Get it done at frame27.blogspot.com! We are accepting content to play and summarily review for 2008.
Add frame27.blogspot.com to your blog, and follow the mobile game reviews on twitter.
Spread the word!

Have a new Flash Lite game you’ve created? Want it reviewed by professionals?
Frame27 is an additional way your Flash Lite game noticed.
Although we have a few in queue, we are accepting games for review all during 2008.
Head over the frame27.blogspot.com and check it out.
- Scott Janousek (one of the game reviewers)