Found under: Android, Google, Smartphones, Adobe, Flash, Andy Rubin, Flash Demo, The iPhone is looking more and more like a simple toy as time slowly goes by. The newest mobile OS Android has done something the iPhone may never do and that is showing Flash content. Googles Andy Rubin was quite happy to show off Flash running like a dream on the T-Mobile G1 at the Adobe MAX developer conference a f...

The Adobe MAX 2008 conference is over and here some pictures from the conference and from the Mobile Networking Event. Some videos are in the process to be posted too!! A really cool one !!! Alessandro

Adobe has made its Flash technology compatible with the Android smartphone operating system developed by the Google-backed Open Handset Alliance. Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch demonstrated Flash Player 10 running on Symbian, Windows Mobile, and Android platforms — but no iPhone. But Adobe is working on it, he said. Andy Rubin, Google’s director of mobile platforms,

For non-YouTube watchers, Adobe plans to launch a version of Flash for Android-based devices soon...

If Android users wanted something to taunt iPhone users with, it will have to be Flash. Andy Rubin was at Adobe’s MAX event to demonstrate Flash running on a G1, which should mean that we’ll be able... [

It is the season of Software Development Kits(SDKs)! After Apple, Google and RIM, Qualcomm has released an SDK for its Brew Mobile Platform. The SDK will enable developers to create widgets and customise user interfaces for devices running on Brew. The SDK also provides tools for developers to work with Adobe Flash technology and create applications using them.Developers can download the SDK from ...

At the Adobe Max developer conference, Andy Rubin and Kevin Lynch showed that a full HTML web browsing experience was much more appealing using the Flash technology. This collaboration between Google and Flash has been expected for some time, and can only bring benefits to all sides. Although Apple has been trying to g...

Adobe Systems has begun a new, higher-power effort to spread its Flash technology to mobile devices. The company has worked for years on a lightweight incarnation of its Flash technology for mobile phones, but it now is working to bring the full-fledged Flash Player 10 to higher-end smartphones, Chief Technology Officer Kevin Lynch said

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Sure, Flash Lite has been available for a while now, but most Windows Mobile owners will just want Flash to work while browsing. The full player - Flash Player 10 - got showed off at the Adobe Max conference. CTO Kevin Lynch showed a Windows Mobile handset playing a YouTube video in the native YouTube Flash player. Lynch stated.. "You can package your application built with Flash and deploy it to ...