This week at Mobile World Congress Adobe has been showing off Flash Player 10.1 on a variety of mobile devices. Last week I received Google’s Nexus One device with an early version of Flash Player 10.1 on it. Here is a video I shot today showing how Flex applications can run on mobile devices with Flash Player 10.1 and how existing applications can be tweaked for the size constraints of these devices. Let me know what you think.
BTW: The app I created for the demo is available at bit.ly/tdfmdb.
2 Comments
Hei,
Very cool stuff. I’ve got one question. When will it be available on Windows Mobile?! All people that has got HTC phones with WM are expecting to experience the same opportunities as Android users.
ALi
@Ali A public beta of Flash Player 10.1 for Windows Mobile is expected later this year [source].
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[...] I also wanted to highlight the real-time skills of the Adobe Flash Platform, to develop the next generation of interactive and collaborative dashboard. I’ve been able to synchronize a dashboard launching two instances of the application, the first one on my laptop, and the second one on my Nexus One phone (with Flash Player 10.1 installed). You can watch here James Ward presenting the Tour de Flex dashboard on his mobile, with live data pushed by a Java server: http://www.jamesward.com/2010/02/17/flex-apps-on-mobile-devices/ [...]