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Use Flash to build native iPhone apps:
http://blogs.adobe.com/jnack/2009/10...hone_apps.html
 
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Originally Posted by kryptoniankid17 View Post
do you have a link?
http://max.adobe.com/online/keynotes/

I watched it live... and what's odd? Out of the phones, only the N900 and Palm Pre really worked like they should. As Kevin Lynch stated, they were running pre-release software - OS & Flash Player.

And oddly enough, I hit the same site(s) they showed during the Adobe MAX presentation and I can tell you that the performance was as good as my desktop.

Yeah. I'm a Flash dev, and I'm fully impressed.

I tend to start Flash stuff in Off-Topic because I'm actually afraid of placing it anywhere else.

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Originally Posted by gerbick View Post
http://max.adobe.com/online/keynotes/

I watched it live... and what's odd? Out of the phones, only the N900 and Palm Pre really worked like they should. As Kevin Lynch stated, they were running pre-release software - OS & Flash Player.

And oddly enough, I hit the same site(s) they showed during the Adobe MAX presentation and I can tell you that the performance was as good as my desktop.

Yeah. I'm a Flash dev, and I'm fully impressed.

I tend to start Flash stuff in Off-Topic because I'm actually afraid of placing it anywhere else.
Damn, I missed it.. I can't find any offline video of the presentation either..
seems nobody grabbed the stream

I guess it jolly well should run as good as the Pre as they're both using the OMAP3430 chipset.
If it can offload tasks to the SGX530, the N900 should blow the Pre out of the water!
 
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Originally Posted by Withnail View Post
Damn, I missed it.. I can't find any offline video of the presentation either..
seems nobody grabbed the stream

I guess it jolly well should run as good as the Pre as they're both using the OMAP3430 chipset.
If it can offload tasks to the SGX530, the N900 should blow the Pre out of the water!

After registration you can watch Monday's keynote anytime >> HERE <<


Monday, October 5
Technology as the Engine of Reinvention
Twitter: #adobemaxgs
To remain competitive and viable in a rapidly changing world, entire industries are faced with reinventing the way they do business. This session will showcase Adobe's vision of how technology will drive unparalleled industry transformation, today and into the future.

http://max.adobe.com/online/keynote_monday/

EDIT: Thanks again gerbick

Adobe Flash v10.1 pre-beta can be seen running on the N900 at about 51:30 in the above linked video.

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Thanks for the heads-up YoDude & Gerbick

For those who want to skip the Adobe registration, the Monday keynote 'highlights' are now up on YouTube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pee3n...layer_embedded

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Thanks for the link.. good to see N900 first in the keynot
 
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Flash Player 10.1 was also released to our mobile platform partners to be supported on devices based on Android, BlackBerry, webOS, future versions of Windows® Phone, LiMo, MeeGo and Symbian OS. We expect FP 10.1 will be an over-the-air download and even pre-installed on some smartphones, tablets and other devices in the coming months. Stay tuned to news from your device manufacturer.
http://blogs.adobe.com/flashplatform...mobile_av.html

 
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