| Dear
Reader, |
| This year at Adobe MAX in Los Angeles, the
Open Screen Project™ was a big topic of conversation and
source of exciting news. Adobe revealed Flash Player 10.1,
the first full Flash® Player for mobile devices and
PCs. We also announced several new partnerships. One was
with RIM® to bring Adobe Flash Player to BlackBerry
smartphones. And another was with Google. (For even more
news, including other new partners, check out the headlines
below.) In addition, several sessions focused on the Open
Screen Project. You can view it all on demand on MAX Online: |
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Keynote: Flash Player 10.1 and the Open Screen Project |
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Session: Open Screen Project Fund: Fueling the Future of Flash Experiences |
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Session: Cross-Device Campaigns for Deeper Brand Engagement |
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Session: Paramount's Circle of 8: The Business Case for a Multidevice Strategy |
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Session: Open Screen Project: What It Is and Why You Should Care |
Until next time,
The Adobe Open Screen Project Team |
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| NEWS |
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Adobe
Unveils First Full Flash Player for Mobile Devices and
PCs |
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RIM
Joins Open Screen Project |
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Google
Joins Open Screen Project |
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Nokia
and Adobe Bring New Flash Applications to Mobile Phones
and Other Devices |
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Adobe
and NVIDIA Deliver Rich Web Experiences on Netbooks and
Mobile Devices |
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Adobe
and Qualcomm Bring Full Flash Player to Next-Generation
Mobile Devices |
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RIM
and Adobe to Simplify Delivery of Rich Content and Applications
for BlackBerry Smartphones |
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ADOBE
FEATURE |
| Adobe unveils the first full Flash Player for mobile devices and PCs |
| Flash
Player 10.1 brings the full capabilities of
Flash Player to a broad set of mobile devices
and operating systems, combined with new features
that enable developers to create optimal user
experiences. |
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PARTNER
SPOTLIGHT |
| Paramount |
| Paramount
Digital Entertainment broke new ground this year
with the release of Circle of 8, a multiscreen
suspense thriller that incorporates interactivity
to engage fans and help them solve the story's
mystery. See how the Adobe Flash Platform made
it possible. |
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APP
SHOWCASE |
| The
Stern-Reader uses Adobe® AIR® software
and Flash to deliver content from Stern, Germany’s
leading news publication, to readers who want
to consume news offline or on the go. |
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Mileblaster tracks frequent flyer miles and
award goals, finds mile offers, and alerts
users to miles expiration—all from a
mobile phone, the desktop, or a web browser.
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| Species Explorer gives users a cool way to
track and share their observations of local
wildlife via a mobile device, the desktop,
or a web browser. |
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