Looks like Sony Ericsson released the Project Capuchin SDK, including some new resources (tutorials, examples):

Project Capuchin SDK available for download, bridging Java™ ME and Adobe® Flash Lite™
Sony Ericsson’s Project Capuchin SDK is a set of APIs, a packaging tool, documents and getting-started tutorials that enables developers to bridge the Java™ ME and Adobe® Flash Lite™ [...]

Sony Ericsson has released some preliminary API examples and tutorial material for the upcoming Capuchin technology that will most likely be part of SE handsets going forwards.
“The new Sony Ericsson getting started tutorial for Project Capuchin outlines how the Project Capuchin API can be used as a bridge between Java™ ME Platform and Adobe®Flash Lite™. [...]

Sony Ericsson launched a (Windows) tool as part of the Capuchin project called SWF2JAR.
It takes a Midlet and Flash Lite SWF and generates a deployable jar file which will allow you to install and take advantage of the upcoming Capuchin API based content on supported Sony Ericsson handsets.

Here is more detail:
The Swf2Jar 1.0 tool [...]

Via Bill, here is a recent article from Wireless Week on some of the things to be on the look out for in the future for Flash across Non-PC devices (Open Screen Project, Project Capuchin, etc).

Bruce Hopkins has a post comparing the strengths and weaknesses of Java ME and Adobe Flash Lite. Check it out.

This weekend mobiledevjobs.org launched.
This site is job posting site for mobile professionals by mobile professionals. Our aim is to become the premier job posting site for connecting mobile professionals to hiring companies (and vice-versa).
Look for some additional announcements about mobiledevjobs over the next few weeks … but please do blog about the site: wwww.mobiledevjobs.org!
Also, [...]

OK. I just read an “article” where the author supposes there are “6 million J2ME developers” to Flash Lite’s “2 million developers”.
Ummm, no.
Maybe if you spin it like there are 6 million Java Developers versus 2 million Flash Developers that statement is true … but in terms of folks who do mobile work, full-time, this [...]

I came across this thesis paper from November 2007 written by Alex Koller of Rhodes University entitled: “Java ME vs. Flash Lite: A Comparison of Mobile Phone Game Development”.
I thought I’d share this as it quotes many of us within the community.