
Right about now at Mobile World Congress, Adobe is officially announcing Flash Player 10.1 and Adobe AIR for Android. I truly believe these technologies will redefine the mobile experience. Kevin Hoyt recorded a great video overview showing some demos on the Motorola Droid, which I have embedded below. I have also been testing a selection of mobile Flash sites, created by key partners like YouTube and ESPN, and I am very excited about the future of Flash in the mobile browser.
These technologies, combined with Flash CS5, will revolutionize how developers create mobile applications. It will be easy to create a single application and deploy it to the iPhone and also to other devices via Adobe AIR. You can also use the same code and assets to deliver a mobile browser version using Flash Player 10.1. Google has made a great choice partnering with Adobe and I believe consumers will…
196 readersAdobe has put together a nice gathering of mobile and device preview videos with hardware that previews upcoming Flash 10.1 and AIR on mobile and devices slated for this year. Here they are as of 2/21/2010 broken down into “in-browser” (FP 10.1) and “out-of-browser” (AIR 2): IN-BROWSER CONTENT (FLASH PLAYER 10.1) Adobe Flash Player 10.1
352 readersThe Adobe Flash Player team had a really great concise post about what’s new with Flash Player 10.1 and what this means for the mobile and devices which will be supporting it. It doesn’t go into specific technical details, but gives an overview about some of what they have addressed : power and battery with
251 readersAdobe Flash Payer 10.1 release candidate is first runtime release of the Open Screen Project which enables uncompromised web browsing of applications, content and video across devices, with the support of broad range of mobile devices, including smartphones and other internet-connected devices. You can get more details about the release from here. For more details
530 readersThe Adobe Developer Connection (ADC) is an amazing resource for developers looking to explore the latest content related to Adobe tools, frameworks and runtime technologies like Flash Player and Adobe AIR. With the recent launches of the Flex 4 SDK, Flash Builder 4, Flash Catalyst CS5, and Flash Professional CS5, there is an incredible amount
303 readersLook at my benchmark of Flash Player 10.1 and HTML animations on mobile devices.
286 readersMark Doherty (Adobe) has created a tool using Adobe AIR that allows developers to create SIS packages for Symbian devices. It currently targets Flash Lite 3.x for Nokia S60 devices, and the tool runs under both Windows and Mac because it’s an AIR app. Mark has all the details on his blog. Here’s a demo
196 readersMark Doherty (Adobe) has created a tool using Adobe AIR that allows developers to create SIS packages for Symbian devices. It currently targets Flash Lite 3.x for Nokia S60 devices, and the tool runs under both Windows and Mac because it’s an AIR app. Mark has all the details on his blog. Here’s a demo
470 readersThe Flash Player team has a new blog: The team wanted to start this blog to share with you information about how things work in Flash Player, why they work the way they do, tips, tricks, and other interesting behind-the-scenes details. I think the AIR team blog has been pretty good at showcasing customers and
7844 readersThere was so much exciting news to come out of Barcelona this week if you are a fan of mobile devices. We saw Flash Player 10.1 and Adobe AIR both announced on the Android platform. As I’m sure you have seen from the demos, not only are these technologies running on Android, but they are
569 readersToday I wanted to look at a more recent misperception around Flash. That is the idea that Flash cannot work on devices with touch screens. If you know your Flash history then you will probably find this a bit ironic, considering that Flash was originally created specifically for tablets with touch inputs. Regardless, lets take
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