Adobe Flash Lite runs on multiple platforms, including S60 on Symbian OS, second and third edition, Qualcomm® BREW® 2.x/3.x and Microsoft® Windows® Mobile® 5, in addition to embedded ...

Adobe has released new software for its popular Flash Player that promises to bring the quality of live video on cellular phones closer to that of video on computers.

The Adobe Flash Lite 3.1 Distributable Player is available now as a beta for 11 Windows Mobile and 11 Nokia S60 (Symbian OS) devices (the list of compatible phones can be found here).

This post was updated at 10:15 a.m. PDT to correct the spelling on Anup Murarka's name. Even though it has plans to release a competing technology, Microsoft has agreed to license Adobe's Flash ...

As we mentioned in The Morning Reboot, Adobe announced Flash Lite 3.0 earlier today at the ongoing 3GSM World Congress. Flash Lite 3.0 will feature support for the same video formats used by Adobe ...

Adobe developed Adobe Flash Lite by adding instruction sets specifically designed for mobile phones, while keeping the data it needs to handle to a minimum. However, playing back Adobe Flash Lite ...

According to market researcher Strategy Analytics Inc. , Flash Lite will have been shipped on 1 billion phones by the end of March this year, one year ahead of Adobe’s earlier target.

It’s a bit strange that Adobe is on the defensive when Flash Lite is on 500 million mobile devices, but incorporating Flash into the iPhone is a critical if not pressing need.

If only Apple (AAPL) and Adobe would come to some kind of arrangement and make Flash video work on the iPhone, consumers would really win. My hope is that Microsoft and Apple come to a deal to ...

Flash Lite already runs on numerous devices, and Adobe estimates that over half a billion have already shipped with Flash capability. However, the latest news now puts more pressure on Apple ...

Adobe has announced today that the west-coast giant officially licensed its Flash Lite and Reader LE solutions for implementation on the Windows Mobile OS.

Flash Lite 3.1 is currently available on Adobe's site as public beta for Windows Mobile and Nokia S60 Symbian OS. Now if only Apple would make it easier for Adobe to put Flash on the iPhone, life ...