The problem is Adobe is now at the "put up or shut-up" mode and expect the OEM's to provide resources (money and support) so that the published beta and final release will work with the respective OS and hardware drivers. Adobe is already working on the Moto Droid, which is the same chipset as the N900 (3430), but of course a different OS.

The sad thing is Adobe already stated that Flash 10.1 can be released as an app on any current OS, but must be (obviously) compliant with the respective OS to work.

Nokia seems to have wanted to be part of the 10.1 hoopla, late last year, but now it is time to spend money and allocate people. Different game now.