Kuneri launched what they are calling “SWFPack”.
What is SWFPack? It’s yet another way to package mobile content (such as Flash Lite), in an easy accessible online service, rather than a deployable application.
This not only allows them to target Mac, Linux, and other platforms outside of Windows (which don’t neccessarily support the tools needed). [...]

Two new things of note with Janus recently:
1. Version 2.1.2 is out (and the Symbian version is free).

2. Janus for Symbian Engine has been open sourced!
From the sourceforge project:
“Janus Symbian Engine is a local http server (for Flash Lite) for Smartphones (S60), which allows developers to create engaging Flash Lite applications. It allows you [...]

Bill Perry (Adobe) shared some news today about the new upcoming Photoshop.com Mobile Beta service that is scheduled to launch sometime later this year (as early as September 2008) in the US market.

Photoshop.com Mobile BETA
The application/client (which is Flash Lite) will allow users to upload, view, and share photos directly from a supported mobile devices [...]

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, [...]

Congratulations to Adobe on having Flash Lite on a reported 500,000,000 devices! That’s a lot of digits.
SAN JOSE, Calif. — March 17, 2008 — Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq: ADBE) today announced that more than 500 million mobile devices shipped with Adobe® Flash® Lite™ software to date.
Flash Lite, Adobe’s award-winning Flash Player runtime [...]

Via Ralph Hauwert: Microsoft has officially licensed Adobe Flash Lite (version 3.x) to run across Windows Mobile devices (and also Adobe Reader LE, BTW). Very cool!
Although from the release, it looks to be browser based (at this time) … even, so … this is very encouraging news for developers and early adopter clients who [...]

Tony had a recent post about a mobile based AIR application that was created for Intel for the CES Show.
The touchscreen based app is called “Teknision Media Junction” and split into a music and video applications.
If you don’t have UMPC handy (who buys these things?!), you can download the AIR frameworks, and run off [...]

If you hadn’t been aware, CES 2008 (Consumer Electronics Show) is going on this week in Las Vegas. Engadget is covering the event.
Lots of gadgets, devices, misc electronics, and excessive drool due to really cool products *that you want now*!
In regards to Flash; as Bill Perry just mentioned on his blog; some of [...]

Leonardo Risuleo (”byte”) posted the slides from the Janus e-seminar meeting that happened recently (unfortunately, Alessandro’s blog is down so I don’t know the if there is a recording URL of the archived e-seminar).

Bill Perry had a post about what people around the globe are carrying for mobile devices.
He’s asked readers to respond about:
  ▪ phone model
  ▪ what you like
  ▪ one feature you can’t live without
  ▪ what country you live in
  ▪ next phone you plan on purchasing and why
Lots of Nokia posted thus far [...]