The Boston Adobe Mobile and Devices User Group (BAMaD) is holding an e-seminar September 19th.
Ideas Lite will be talking about some of the things they are working on, and also speak on the Latin American market for mobile content).
eSeminars September 19th: MSCorp/Ideas Lite, Flash Lite success story
The Boston Adobe Mobile and Devices User Group [...]

This is one of many screen saver ideas I came up for Flash on Tap 2008 (BTW: FOT happens in Boston, October 7-9 this year).

“2 Beers are better than 1″ - Flash Lite 2.x screen saver
I’ll make it a downloadable before the conference in October, along with an interactive mobile (beer) guide for the [...]

Some recent news from Chumby Industries.
KEEP CONNECTED TO YOUR ONLINE SOCIAL LIFE WITH CHUMBY®
Chumby adds social content from Facebook® and Twitter
San Diego, CA - August 20, 2008 - The chumby makes keeping up with friends easier than ever with the addition of content from some of the Internet’s leading social utilities, delivering them in a [...]

Recently, I picked up a Verizon Wireless LG Verizon Voyager (aka, the “LG VX10000″) handset which I found leverages Flash Lite 2.x for pieces of the user interface.
Not a shocker really (LG is using Flash Lite on a few handsets) … Previously, in store, I had guessed it was Flash Lite, just playing with [...]

Cool, if you are into following College B-ball (and have a chumby).

Here is the release:

Chumby Industries and CBS Team Up to Offer ‘College Hoops’ Widget for College Basketball Tournament
Now chumby users can wake up to the latest real-time scores, game previews, highlights, headlines, articles, and more provided by CBS
San Diego, CA - March 19, 2008 [...]

Judging from the rotating banner over at flashdevices.net … I would say it’s safe to say guess that a certain special someone has a Flash Lite 3 enabled device (the FOMA Sh905i) from NTT DoCoMo (Japan).
This device and other keitai in this series are Symbian OS based.
There are some clips on youtube from a user [...]

A recent article that I caught via ME cited a recent Gizmodo poll in which roughly 65% of those surveyed use their mobile device to look up the time instead of 31% who use only their (wrist) watch.
So, that’s roughly 2/3 that use their mobile as their time telling piece.
I posted about (direct-link-to-article) [...]