| Dear
Reader, |
This
year at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, the Open Screen
Project™ made headlines with a big announcement:
The Adobe® AIR® runtime is going mobile. This
marks the second mobile runtime available through the
Open Screen Project, with support for the Google Android™ platform
expected in 2010. (Check out this issue's Adobe Feature
for more info.) Adobe also announced that a beta of the
first mobile runtime from the Open Screen Project, Adobe
Flash® Player 10.1, was made available to content
providers and mobile developers. So check out the Featured
Video demos of Flash Player 10.1 on mobile screens, and
get started!
Until next time,
The Adobe Open Screen
Project Team |
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| NEWS |
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Adobe Unveils AIR on Mobile Devices, Readies Flash Player 10.1 for Launch |
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Adobe Joins LiMo Foundation |
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Motorola
Changing Mobile Web Browsing Experience with Adobe Flash
Platform |
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Flash
Player 10.1 Expected to Come to Palm Web OS in First Half
of 2010 |
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New
NVIDIA Tegra Processor Powers the Tablet Revolution |
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ADOBE FEATURE |
| Adobe
AIR gets a new playground: mobile devices |
| The
latest announcement from Adobe and the Open Screen
Project is the next natural step in cross-screen
development: Adobe AIR for mobile devices. It
will help enable developers to create media-rich
applications that run outside the browser on mobile
screens. |
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PARTNER SPOTLIGHT |
| RIM |
| Adobe
and RIM® are collaborating to bring the full
Flash Player, and eventually Adobe AIR, to millions
of BlackBerry® users around the world. Tyler
Lessard, vice president of Global Alliances and
Developer Relations at RIM, talks about what this
breakthrough will mean for developers and users. |
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APP SHOWCASE |
| Fund update |
| In
our first year, the Open Screen Project funded
over 50 apps. With the upcoming release of Flash
Player 10.1, we are looking for websites and applications
that improve the mobile web browsing experience.
We will be giving special attention to applications
that provide complementary Flash experiences outside
the browser packaged with Adobe AIR or Nokia WRT
depending on targeted devices. |
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See
what's been funded |
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Precious The Movie application, by Lionsgate® Films,
features multiple sources with clips, artist bios,
and other content from the Academy Award® nominated
film. It includes a social networking component
powered by Adobe Flash Platform Services. |
| urFooz,
by FUHU Inc.®, will help extend the portable
profile community at www.urfooz.com, providing
access to many of the online features of the Fooz
network through an interface optimized for mobile
using Flash. |
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| Adrian
Ludwig demos Flash Player 10.1 on Nexus One, the new Google
branded phone. |
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CTIA
Wireless 2010
Las Vegas, NV
March
23–25, 2010 |
FITC
Toronto 2010
Toronto, Canada
April
25–27, 2010 |
WES
2010
Orlando, FL
April
27–29, 2010 |
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