Adobe® Flash Professional CS5 will enable developers to create rich, interactive applications for the iPhone and iPod Touch

Flash Development for iPhone snapvoip.blogspot.com/
Even before we could finish saying no flash on iphone, Adobe is opening flash development components for iPhone developers.
At the worldwide developer conference Adobe revealed the news and at the occasion, John Loiacono, senior vice president of Adobe Creative Solutions mentioned,

“Adobe Creative Suite is essential for designers and developers worldwide, and touches virtually all the content and applications that enable products, brands and ideas to stand out above the clutter. This is a breakthrough for Flash customers who can now leverage their existing content and expertise to target the iPhone, along with other Flash-supported devices.”

While Kevin Lynch, CTO at Adobe applauded his engineering team;

“The engineering teams at Adobe have succeeded in bringing the latest Flash technology to the iPhone, opening the way for the Flash community to deploy to the App Store. When Apple is ready to bring the full Web browsing experience to iPhone users, we'll be ready to bring Flash Player to Safari.”

These Applications could be  download from the Apple App Store (Source Labs Adobe There is also a nice video about the apps):

Chroma Circuit	Trading Stuff
Fickleblox	Just Letters
South Park	That Roach Game
Red Hood

Press release;
LOS ANGELES--(EON: Enhanced Online News)--At Adobe MAX, the company's worldwide developer conference, Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) today announced that Adobe® Flash Professional CS5 will enable developers to create rich, interactive applications for the iPhone and iPod Touch. A public beta of Flash Professional CS5 is expected to be available later this year. In a sneak peek, during the MAX keynote presentation, Adobe demonstrated how developers can utilize Flash Professional CS5 to export applications for the iPhone, leveraging the same source code used to deliver applications across desktops and devices for Flash Platform runtimes – Adobe AIR™ and Flash Player 10. The new functionality opens iPhone development to millions of designers and developers who currently use Adobe’s popular Flash authoring tools.

All Smartphones Will "FLASH" Soon But iPhone

Still no Flash On iPhone! snapvoip.blogspot.com
Mobile-ready Flash 10.1 beta for Windows Mobile and Palm Pre were promised by Adobe to be released late this year. Full Flashing capabilities, allowing to show more than what they are able at the moment,  are coming to Android, Symbian based phones  and BlackBerries. Also in the recieving end are the NVIDIA-powered netbooks.  All will be to flash us various news casts, and all other fun stuff including business stuff like communications and even simple business graphs.
So who is missing from the coming out party? The iPhone, of course.
Adobe has mentioned to Gizmodo Apples iPhone as "closed device with not much of activity for flash enblement".
Since everything that has a bit of electronics and a screen run flash, don't be surprised if apple advertise this as a feature," iPhone, the only safe place from Flash!"
Gizmodo

Android Gets Flash, (HTC Hero)

HTC Hero Gets Adobe Flash
The just announced Android based HTC Hero seems to be the first Android device to have capability to have Adobe Flash on board. Adobe and HTC announced the fact and released a video and a press release. The link to the video is in the press release posted below.
I think will all I hear about HTC Hero, I will replace my Developer version of Android G1, or Google Phone, with it as soon as it comes out.

Press Release;

SAN JOSE, Calif. and LONDON — June 24, 2009 — Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) and HTC, a global designer of mobile phones, today announced that the new HTC Hero is the first Android phone to ship with support for Adobe® Flash® Platform technology. The new phone delivers a more complete Web browsing experience and provides access to a broad variety of Flash technology based content available on the Web today.

“As the first Android device with Flash, the new HTC Hero represents a key milestone for Android and the Flash Platform. With close to 80 percent of all videos online delivered with Adobe Flash technology, consumers want to access rich Web content on-the-go.” said David Wadhwani, vice president and general manager, Platform Business Unit at Adobe. “The collaboration with HTC offers people a more complete Flash based Web browsing experience today and presents an important step towards full Web browsing with Flash Player 10 on mobile phones in the future.”

The new HTC Hero is a key element of the HTC experience and a new generation of HTC mobile phones and devices. Users can browse and discover a broad set of Web content and applications not supported by mobile phones in the past. People can also view YouTube videos using Flash technology, and enable full screen viewing mode by simply double tapping the screen.

“Adobe Flash is an important core technology for people interacting and experiencing the Web, it is only natural to be offering it on the new HTC Hero first,” said John Wang, chief marketing officer, HTC Corporation. “We look forward to continuing our close collaboration with Adobe and to bringing Flash Player 10 support to our phones in the future.”

The HTC Hero delivers powerful, compatible video playback performance using Flash technology, and interactive content enabled by ActionScript® 2.0. Users can enjoy and navigate through Web videos using intuitive video controls. With progressive streaming of large MP3 audio files from a Web server and the local file storage, the HTC Hero provides a seamless audio experience. Support for Sorenson and On2 VP6 codecs enables higher quality video and playback of existing Web content. A demo of the user experience enabled by the Flash Platform on the HTC Hero and the Android operating system can be viewed at www.adobe.com/go/htchero.

Tags: Android based HTC Hero, adobe flash on Android, flash on smartphone, Sorenson, On2 VP6