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 [...]

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.

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).

If you missed the news yesterday, Verizon Wireless launched their Dashboard? service this past weekend (not to be confused with Apple’s Dashboards widgets).
What is Verizon Wireless Dashboard?
Dashboard creates an ecosystem for consuming, promoting and merchandising VZW’s multimedia content and services.
Dashboard was built on Adobe’s Flash Cast™ platform and leverages their leadership in providing [...]

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.

Via Bill Perry and press release …
Qualcomm has officially announced its plans to integrate Adobe Flash directly into it’s BREW Mobile platform. Read Release.
Bill has all the details over on his blog on what this means to the Flash Mobile community at large.
Also, I believe this is the first, if not one of the [...]

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 [...]

Brian Frank and Rhett Woods (both with Adobe Mobile and Devices team) both got interviewed by beet.tv and talk about the past, present, and Adobe’s vision of Flash across devices.
Here are the interviews:

Flash Player Debuts on U.S. Mobile Phones and Beet.TV has the Demo — Justin.tv and YouTube Look Great!
Adobe Flash on Phones [...]

From Engadget …
Verizon Wireless is going to start offering unlimited service through the following packages (supposedly on Tuesday the 19th):
Plans:

$100 - Nationwide Unlimited (voice)
$120 - Nationwide Select Unlimited (voice, SMS, MMS)
$140 - Nationwide Premium (voice, SMS, MMS, VZNav, VCAST, email)
$150 - Nationwide Email and Messaging (voice, SMS, MMS, and [...]

Bill updated the Flash Lite Enabled Handsets Spreadsheet.
According to his recent post: 67 Nokia devices, 57 Sony Ericsson devices, and 13 BREW devices are Flash Lite enabled handsets … up to Q2 of this year (2008). This includes on-market devices and expected arrivals to this period.
After MWC (Mobile World Congress) next month, the sheet [...]