On August 28, 2008 at 9:00 PDT (convert time), there will be an e-seminar on Sony Ericcson’s Project Capuchin.
“Join a one-hour online seminar and learn how Project Capuchin is empowering Flash Lite and Java ME developers to leverage their respective expertise to quickly and securely create highly engaging mobile content.”

Flash Lite meets Java ME on [...]

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).

Kind of old news this past week, but: “Mobile leaders to unify the Symbian software platform and set the future of mobile free” … but I wanted to post about the deal that was announced not too long ago … because it will be very important to the evolving mobile device platform playing field (IMHO).
If [...]

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.

OK. So, “it”, The Adobe Open Screen Project, or AOSP has just been officially announced over at Adobe:
What is it? What does it mean on a high level?

The Open Screen Project is dedicated to driving consistent rich Internet experiences across televisions, personal computers, mobile devices, and consumer electronics.
The Open Screen Project is supported by [...]

Bill posted a breakdown of the Flash Lite devices in US and Western Europe, recently.
This information is pulled from mmetrics and is broken up by total Flash Lite devices in 6 regions (US, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, UK), as well as number of device models and number of addressable devices by platform (Nokia S60, Nokia [...]

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 [...]

I just read from Mark Doherty’s blog that Device Profile #5 is now available for download.
In addition to many new Flash Lite 2.x devices, this new update has some of the first profiles for Flash Lite 3 devices shipping world-wide; including the Nokia N95 NAM, and some supported Japanese Keitai.
In addition; as always … [...]