According to this blog post (which may or may not be entirely correct), 1st generation Android based devices may not be getting Flash 10.1.
This post is claiming newer devices running Android 2.1 and an ARM v7 (Cortex) processor are likely to be supporting Flash 10.1, not legacy Android devices. From what I’ve seen, up [...]
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Yet another announcement coming out of last week’s Adobe MAX: Adobe and Qualcomm Bring Full Flash Player to Next-Generation Mobile Devices.
According to the article, Qualcomm (a longtime Open Screen partner) is working with Adobe to optimize and increase performance for Flash Player 10.1 for Qualcomm’s chipsets targeted at smartphones and smartbooks.
Looks like Toshiba will feature [...]
Posted in Adobe Open Screen Project, Flash, Flash 10, OSP, Qualcomm | No Comments »
(Dr. Evil – Austin Powers, if you must know …)
ok, just kidding … it was Mark Doherty (Adobe MaD) who posted the Flash device penetration recent 2008/2009 stats … but isn’t he an evil genius just the same? (kidding, of course about the evil, part).
2008/2009 Flash Device Estimated Penetration Numbers
So with this latest report from [...]
Posted in Adobe, BREW, BREW MP, Flash, Flash Lite, Flash Lite 1.1, Flash Lite 2.0, Flash Lite 2.1, Flash Lite 3.0, Flash Lite 3.1, Flash Lite Device API, Flash Lite Ecosystem, Flash Lite Technology Day - Boston, Flash Mobile Developer, Nokia S60 Platform Services, Nokia Series 60, Qualcomm, S60, flashlite, nokia, www.flashmobileblog.com | 3 Comments »
The Adobe Mobile and Device team just launched their new Mobile Development Center for (BREW) Developers.
There is a good amount of new information to soak in for professionals interested in leveraging the BREW MP for their content and services.
Posted in AMC, AMC 1.1, Adobe, Adobe Developer Connection, Adobe Mobile & Devices, Adobe Mobile Client, Adobe Mobile Client 1.1, Adobe Mobile and Devices, Adobe OSP, BREW, Flash, Qualcomm | No Comments »
Qualcomm launched their
Posted in Actionscript, Adobe, Adobe Mobile & Devices, Adobe Mobile Client, Adobe Mobile and Devices, Adobe OSP, Adobe Open Screen Project, BREW, Flash, Flash Mobile, Flash Mobile Developer, Handsets, Mobile, Mobile Content, Mobile Content Distribution, Mobile Design, Mobile Developer, Mobile Ecosystem, Mobile Platform, Qualcomm | No Comments »
Qualcomm recently launched a brand new BREW Mobile Platform Developer Network.
Of course, Flash is one of the platforms supported by the BREW “MP” (Mobile Platform).
For Flash (Mobile) Developers … this is essentially their version of “devnet” for the mobile community.
Looking good! Plus … there is some new exciting news, I will post about shortly, [...]
Posted in Adobe Mobile & Devices, Adobe Mobile Client, Adobe Mobile and Devices, Adobe OSP, Adobe Open Screen Project, BREW, Flash, Mobile, Mobile Application, Mobile Business, Mobile Content, Mobile Content Distribution, Mobile Design, Mobile Developer, Mobile Ecosystem, Mobile Platform, Qualcomm | No Comments »
Adobe updated Mobile and Device sessions over on the Adobe MAX site.
There’s still time to register for November!
Here are final sessions related to Flash Mobile and Devices:
Adobe Roadmap: Video
In this session, you’ll hear about Adobe’s product roadmap for video, the Adobe multiscreen strategy, and ways to deliver better video experiences with new tools, clients, [...]
Posted in Actionscript, Adobe, Adobe AIR, Adobe CS4, Adobe Creative Suite CS4, Adobe Flash Cast, Adobe Flash Home, Adobe MAX, Adobe Mobile & Devices, Adobe Mobile AppBuilder, Adobe Mobile Client, Adobe Mobile and Devices, Adobe OSP, Adobe Open Screen Project, BREW, Capuchin, Device Central, Flash, Flash Cast, Flash Cast Channel, Flash Lite, Flash Lite 1.1, Flash Lite 2.0, Flash Lite 2.1, Flash Lite 3.0, Flash Lite 3.1, Flash Lite Channel Application, Flash Lite Device API, Flash Lite Tips and Tricks, Flash Lite application, Flash Lite for BREW, Flash Mobile, Flash Mobile Developer, FlashCast, Handsets, MAX 2008, MAX 2008 (S.F.), Mobile, Mobile Brand, Mobile Business, Mobile Content Distribution, Mobile Developer, Mobile Ecosystem, Mobile Experience, Mobile Platform, Mobile User Interfaces, Mobile Video, Nokia Flash Lite Package Format, Nokia Series 40, Nokia Series 60, OSP, Project Capuchin, Qualcomm, S40, S60, Verizon, Verizon Dashboard, Verizon Wireless, adobe.max.com, flashlite, nokia, sony ericsson | 1 Comment »
According to Bill, Shantanu (Adobe, CEO) reported 800 million at his CTIA keynote in San Francisco this week (Sept 2008).
Yes, that’s 800,000,000, or more than 1/2 billion devices that have shipped to date. I imagine, look for a press release (perhaps) soon.
Earlier this year, Adobe had stated they were estimated to make 1 billion devices [...]
Posted in Adobe, Adobe Mobile & Devices, Adobe Mobile Client, Adobe Mobile and Devices, Adobe OSP, Adobe Open Screen Project, Announcements, BREW, CTIA Wireless, Consumer Electronic Device, Flash, Flash Lite, Flash Lite 1.1, Flash Lite 2.0, Flash Lite 2.1, Flash Lite 3.0, Flash Lite 3.1, Flash Lite application, Flash Mobile, Flash Mobile Developer, Handsets, Mobile, Mobile Business, Mobile Developer, Mobile Device, Mobile Ecosystem, Mobile OEM, Mobile Platform, OSP, Qualcomm, Tech Conference, Verizon Wireless, flashdevices.net, flashlite, www.flashdevices.net | 3 Comments »
According to some updated data from Bill, there are now 19 mobile devices on the Verizon network which are BREW enabled and support Flash Lite (2.1) content.
So, 6 additional devices have been certified and extensions are now available).
Here they are:
· LG VX5300 (added)
· LG VX8700 (added)
· LG VX8350 (added)
· Motorola RAZR V9m (added)
· Samsung SCH-U740 [...]
Posted in Adobe, Adobe Mobile & Devices, Adobe Mobile AppBuilder, Adobe Mobile and Devices, BREW, Flash Lite, Flash Lite 2.1, Flash Lite for BREW, Flash Mobile, Flash Mobile Developer, Handsets, LG, Mobile, Mobile Content Distribution, Mobile Device, Mobile Ecosystem, Mobile OEM, Mobile Platform, Motorola, Qualcomm, Samsung, Verizon, Verizon Wireless, flashlite, www.flashdevices.net | No Comments »
In this recorded session, Anup Murarka (Director Technical Marketing, Adobe Systems Incorporated) talks about the Adobe Open Screen Project at this years BREW 2008 conference, and in particular; what it means for Flash across Qualcomm’s mobile device platform.
For more information about the Adobe Open Screen Project, go here.
Posted in Adobe, Adobe Mobile & Devices, Adobe Mobile and Devices, Adobe OSP, Adobe Open Screen Project, BREW, Flash, Flash Lite, Flash Lite Framework, Flash Lite for BREW, Flash Mobile, Flash Mobile Developer, Handsets, Mobile, Mobile Developer, Mobile Device, Mobile Ecosystem, Mobile OEM, Mobile Platform, Qualcomm, Verizon, Verizon Wireless, flashlite | No Comments »
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