Bill updated the Flash Mobile devices spreadsheet, and the total supported devices count across various handset OEMS are (according to Bill):
  • Nokia (Global) = 94 devices
  • Sony Ericsson (Global) = 75 devices
  • Verizon Wireless (US) = 19 devices
  • NTT DoCoMo (Japan) = 150 devices
  • KDDI (Japan) = 111 devices
  • [...]

Download:
  • Adobe Device Central CS3 Update #7
The Adobe Mobile and Devices team released Adobe Device Central Profile #7, which, according to Mark, brings the total number of Flash addressable mobile devices to somewhere around 525.
In regards to #7; in total there are 261 profiles included, 57 new devices and updates to 204 existing profiles [...]

Bill updated his ongoing Flash Enabled Handset spreadsheet (PDF).
Current #’s of Flash enabled handsets as of June 25, 2008 are:
85 Nokia
71 Sony Ericsson
13 Verizon
149 NTT DoCoMo
110 KDDI
and 60 Softbank handsets.
All the info is in the PDF.
Report all discrepancies and updates to Bill via his blog.

Device Profile #6 for Adobe Device Central has been released and includes 63 new device profiles as well as updates and enhancements to some 110 existing profiles.
If you are working with Flash Lite, you should think about updating.
This update also contains some Flash Lite 3.0 supported devices.
Mark has more comments on his blog.

Somehow, I missed this announcement (although, I am guessing it was very region specific and has just now been localized to English).
Anyways, the news is that Adobe and CELL have announced Adobe Device Central Premium Service in Japan for the Flash Lite/mobile developers there.
Here is the overview:
“Adobe Device Central Premium Service for Japanese mobile content [...]

I caught some news (about some Japanese companies that their showing some technology to US investors) that contained a new Flash Lite service/product in Japan …
Seems to be some kind of transcoding service … but someone will have to verify.
“Wisdom Web’s “Mobile Glimpse” makes it possible to view contents on Websites with mobile terminals [...]

There is an available Flash Mobile support position in Japan, as part of the Adobe Japan office. Here are the details:

AS020845 — Customer Support Engineer
About Adobe Japan
With more than 190 employees, Adobe’s Tokyo office focuses on sales, marketing, and engineering. The office occupies the 19th floor of Gate City Ohsaki.
Position Summary
Product Support Representative : Answers [...]

Bill Perry (Adobe MaD) updated his Flash Enabled Devices spreadsheet, recently. You can
download it here.
The break down is: Nokia (73), Sony Ericsson (63), Verizon Wireless (13), NTT DoCoMo (134), KDDI (101), and Softbank (48).
This also reflects some additional devices that were announced at Mobile World Congress 2008.
If you are already referencing this spreadsheet to [...]

In Japan, there’s a new mobile service called Chipuya Town.
It’s a virtual world accessible on Flash enabled keitai. Users can create avatars in a virtual 2-D world that represents Tokyo’s Shibuya shopping district.
Essentially it’s a Flash based MMORPG targeted at younger Japanese women. Within the world players socialize with each other, and attain “Groove” [...]

“Bill-san” is giving a presentation at an upcoming Tech-mobi event in Japan (in Japanese).

I don’t have my translator accessible right now, so I’m just going by google.
Tech-mobi seems to be focused on Flash Lite technology, trends & business.
Looks to be about 10 total speaking on Flash Lite at this event.

Tech-mobi 2007 - [...]