iRiver unveiled some photos and (basic) specs on their 2.0 inch PMP LPlayer device.
No mention of Flash Lite on this device … but given the lineage, it would make sense … as it does utilize a D-Click user interface, and for all intensive purposes looks to be a “mini clix”. Guess, we’ll find out [...]

Dave made a post about FOTB (Flash on the Beach), and also posted his slides from his presentation (Flash Lite + Mobile Development).
You can download it here.
You should also make it a point to check out FOTB, as (from what I hear from fellow Bostonians) it is a cool event.

Via clixhere.net:

Looks like the clix 2 gets another firmware update. This one is v1.15. Not sure of the changes/updates but we do know that since v1.14 you can play Flash Games while listening to music. We hadn’t noticed this before but member Toxicity brought it to our attention, good catch! The new firmware is available [...]

“Creeping through Boston” - Mobile Tours
Boo!!! Just in time for Halloween week, untravelmedia.com is launching some mobile Halloween tours for fellow Bostonians to enjoy this week (3 in total, with one coming out this evening! - Update: Sorry, the 1st one will be available soon (from what I hear)!).
The official “Spooky Links”:
  ▪ Mobile http://untrav.mobi
  [...]

A few weeks back I did a impromptu podcast for theDVShow right after my session on Flash Lite at Flashforward 2007 (Boston), which I noticed is now available.
In this conversation (my first podcast), we are just shooting the breeze about Flash Lite, Flash Lite enabled iRiver devices, casual games, Flash Lite 2.x device and 3 [...]

The iRiver B20 Personal Media Player is out in Korea. It was announced a while back at CES.

This device is essentially a Clix 2 with more functionality and sleeker design (than the u10, that is). The specs are laid out here. Lots of device photos here.
In additional to other features, iRiver has once again [...]

Now that CES 2007 has ended, iRiver has posted some specs on their new devices. Based on what they have online, the Clix 2, W10, and B20 appear to support Flash Lite 2.1. Their ebook (using e-ink), has Acrobat reader. The whole lineup looks nice. You can check out some of the videos.