Via scobleizer.com, here are couple of videos from Adobe about their recent showcases: Alessandro

One of the features that Windows Phone 7 OS will lack at launch is Adobe's Flash Player 10.1, at least this is what Microsoft said back in February at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. However, the upcoming operating system will do taste Adobe's technology, although it seems that an exact time frame for when that will happen is not available...

While Microsoft announced that Flash 10.1 would not be supported by Windows Phone 7 Series at launch. the company is working hard with Adobe to bring Flash to the OS...

Found under: Windows Phone 7, Flash, Adobe, Microsoft, , In your face Apple Thats what Microsoft and Adobe seem ready to tell Cupertino soon. It looks like the two companies are working hard at making Flash available to future Windows Phone 7 customers. Back at MWC 2010 when Steve Ballmer was asked about Flash support for Windows Mobile 7 he did say that the new platform will lack Flash at the beg...

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Adobes Principal Product Manager for Flash Mike Chambers has released a statement on his personal blog concerning Flash on Windows Phone 7 Series. In the statement, Chambers elaborates that Adobe and Microsoft are working together to...

When Microsoft announced Windows Phone 7 Series, the company said that the new OS would not support Flash 10.1 at launch. However, Adobe recently mentioned that Flash support will eventually come to WP7, and now Mike Chambers (Senior Product Manager for Developer Relations at Adobe) has reconfirmed this. According to him, Adobe and Microsoft are “working

An ad war between HP and Apple is looming on the horizon, just in time for the iPad’s April 3 US debut. Forget about Verizon’s nasty ad attacks on Apple and AT&T, the computer giant Hewlett-Packard has taken aim at Apple and its iPad. HP’s sales pitch? Their forthcoming Slate tablet runs Adobe’s Flash and

Adobe's Mike Chambers late yesterday confirmed that his company is not only developing Flash for Win...

Adding to Adobe's conflict with Apple, Mashable has posted a story as to how Adobe has teamed up with HP to offer a couple of video demos for HP's Slate tablet, the longer demo showcasing Slate's use of Flash and AIR support. The commercial lays it on pretty thick by emphasizing how Flash support lets you “access the full web and not just a part of it.” The fir...